Nairobi Walkability Survey

Enhancing Road Safety Through Walkable-Oriented Development

BRT Line 3 Case Study

Research Information

This research investigates how Walkable-Oriented Development (WOD) can improve pedestrian safety and mobility around Nairobi's BRT Line 3 stations. Your participation will help guide government and NaMATA in making walking safer and more inclusive for everyone.

Duration: 7-10 minutes

Confidential & Secure

Alex Ngamau - Master's Student
Faculty of Creative Science and Engineering, Waseda University

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Survey team details

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Basic Information

Tell us about yourself

Q1. Please select your gender:

Male Female Other Prefer not to say

Q2. What is your age group?

Below 18 years 18–25 years 26–35 years 36–45 years 46–60 years Over 60 years

Q3. What is your highest level of education?

No formal education Primary School Secondary School / High School Technical/Vocational College University (Bachelor's degree) Postgraduate (Master's/PhD)

Q4. What is your current occupation?

Student Government/Public Sector Private Sector Self-employed/Informal Retired Unemployed Homemaker Other

Q5. What is your average monthly household income?

Below KES 10,000 KES 10,001 – 30,000 KES 30,001 – 60,000 KES 60,001 – 100,000 Above KES 100,000 Prefer not to say

Q6. Where is your primary residence?

Prefer not to say

Q7. Do you or does your household own a private car?

Yes No

Q8. How often do you use buses or matatus for transport?

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Daily

Q9. How often do you use walking as your only mode of transport?

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Daily

Q10. For your most recent trip, what was your origin and destination?

Q11. Which mode of transport did you use for that trip?

Walking Bicycle Matatu/Bus Personal Car Motorcycle/Boda-boda Taxi/Ride-sharing Other

Walkable-Oriented Development

Your experience with pedestrian infrastructure

Q31. Between a road improvement project and walkway project which would you advocate for; and why?

Your insights on infrastructure priorities will help inform urban planning decisions

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Where are you taking this survey?

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Privacy Notice: Location data is used solely for research purposes to understand geographic patterns in survey responses. All location information is kept confidential and will not be used to identify individual respondents.

Thank You for Your Participation!

Your insights will contribute to making Nairobi's streets safer and more pedestrian-friendly.

Your responses are confidential and used strictly for academic purposes

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Nairobi Walkability Survey

Research Information

Enumerator Information

Basic Information

Walkable-Oriented Development

Section A: Pedestrian Safety Perception

Section B: Walkability of Urban Environment

Section C: Infrastructure Quality

Section D: Socioeconomic Context (Income Disparities)

Section E: Pedestrian Mobility Patterns

Section F: Traffic-Related Safety Risks

Section G: Last Mile Accessibility

Section H: Accessibility for Vulnerable Groups

Additional Questions

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