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Current Transporation Survey

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1. Basic Information This section is complete This section is incomplete
2. Highway / Auto Travel This section is complete This section is incomplete
3. Bicycling & Walking This section is complete This section is incomplete
4. Public Transportation This section is complete This section is incomplete
5. Transportation - General This section is complete This section is incomplete
6. Highway Congestion Initiatives This section is complete This section is incomplete
7. Public Transportation Initiatives This section is complete This section is incomplete
8. Bicycling Initiatives This section is complete This section is incomplete
9. Walking Initiatives This section is complete This section is incomplete
10. Incentives to Use Alternative Modes of Travel This section is complete This section is incomplete
11. Funding Transportation Improvements This section is complete This section is incomplete
12. Maintenance Issues This section is complete This section is incomplete
13. Safety Issues This section is complete This section is incomplete
14. Conclusion This section is complete This section is incomplete

Basic Information

Survey Options
We have two options for your survey. There is a word document (DOC) you can print out and send in to us or an easy-to-do online submission form below that you can send directly to us on here. Thank you for your participation and input in the future of transportation for the B / CS community!
Where do you live?*
If answered Other, please explain:
How many years have you lived in Brazos County?
Which of the following best describes you? *
If answered Other, please explain:
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Highway / Auto Travel

Highway / Auto Travel Statements
What are your overall perceptions of the following, as it pertains to highway and auto travel. If you do not drive, please skip to the next question. (add driver perception of bicycles operating in streets)
Traffic congestion levels are generally acceptable.
Travel by car is safe in Brazos County.
There is enough parking in Downtown Bryan.
I often drive on residential streets and back roads to avoid congestion.
I feel safe driving in the Bryan / College Station region.
I don't know where to find information about traffic conditions and highway construction.
Keeping streets / highways in good repair is important.
Traffic congestion affects the majority of trips I make.
I am often delayed by road construction, crashes, or special event traffic.
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Bicycling & Walking

Bicycling & Walking Statements
What are your overall perceptions of the following, as it pertains to bicycling and walking?
Overall, walking is a pleasant experience in our region.
Overall, biking is a pleasant experience in our region.
Overall, I feel safe when biking / walking.
Overall, I feel safe when crossing streets.
Walking and biking facilities are in good condition.
There are enough sidewalks in our community.
There are enough bicycle facilities in our community.
Walking / Biking is my first choice for local trips.
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Public Transportation

Public Transportation Statements
What are your overall perceptions of the following, as it pertains to riding public transportation (Brazos Transit District)? If you do not use The Brazos Transit District bus system please skip to the next question.
There are enough rideshare and carpool opportunities in Brazos County.
The bus operators are respectful of the passengers.
I feel safe riding the bus.
The buses are kept clean.
I know where to find bus route / schedule information.
The bus system operates on time.
The bus system provides efficient connections to other modes of travel.
Overall, I am satisfied with the bus system.
Buses operate when I need to travel.
There are enough bus shelters.
Buses operate where I need to travel.
If fares increased $0.50 I would stop riding the bus.
The bus system is my first choice for local trips.
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Transportation - General

What mode of transportation do you most often use to get to work / school?
If answered Other, please explain:
Whether you drive, walk, ride transit or ride your bike to work / school, what is the main reason for your choice?
If answered Other, please explain:
Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with the following statements:
I would walk to work, school, shopping, or other activities if they were close enough.
I would walk more often if there were sidewalks where I need them.
When deciding how to make a typical daily trip, my auto is the only safe, convenient, and affordable mode available to me.
Nothing will replace my auto as main mode of transportation.
I would use transit if the routes and schedule were convenient for me.
If it cost more to drive my car, I would make fewer trips.
I have reduced the number of trips I make by using the Internet for shopping, paying bills, for work, etc.
I would be willing to change the time I drive to / from work / school to help reduce congestion, if my employer allowed it.
If you had to go without your automobile for a month, what would you do? Choose one answer. *
If you answered Other, please explain:
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Highway Congestion Initiatives

Highway Congestion Initiatives
Think of how effective you think the following partial list of tools would be in helping to manage congestion in Brazos County.

Please prioritize from Number 1 to Number 6 with Number 1 = “most effective tool” and Number 6 = “least effective".
Clear crash sites faster.
Park and ride lots
Voluntary reduction in auto trips / day
Provide better traveler information.
Encourage major employers to start / end work 15 to 30 minutes later.
Make operational improvements such as improved signal timings, add turn lanes, etc.
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Public Transportation Initiatives

Public Transportation Initiatives
Think of how effective the following partial list of actions would be in increasing the use of transit in Brazos County.

Please prioritize from 1 to 5 with Number 1 = “most effective action” and Number 5 = “least effective act".
Shorten the time between buses arriving at stops.
Increase the number of hours per day that buses run.
Provide additional bus shelters.
Make the buses more attractive and comfortable.
Promote and educate potential riders of the routes and services provided.
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Bicycling Initiatives

Bicycling Initiatives
Think of how effective the following partial list of actions would be in increasing the use of bicycling in Brazos County.

Please prioritize from Number 1 to Number 6 with Number 1 = “most effective action” and Number 6 = “least effective action”.
Provide "share the road" education to drivers.
Provide "rules of the road" education to bicyclists.
Provide bike paths separate from roadways.
Provide marked and signed bike lanes in the roadway.
Provide bike racks, bike shelters, and bike lockers.
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Walking Initiatives

Walking Initiatives
Think of how effective the following partial list of actions would be in increasing walking in Brazos County.

Please prioritize from Number 1 to Number 5 with Number 1 = “most effective action” and Number 5 = “least effective action”.
Fix existing sidewalks that are in poor condition.
Provide better lighting for sidewalks and multi-use paths.
Provide more pedestrian signals.
Provide multi-use paths separate from the roadway.
Provide amenities such as green buffers, benches, trees, and other landscaping to improve the pedestrian environment.
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Incentives to Use Alternative Modes of Travel

Incentives to Use Alternative Modes of Travel
If transportation alternatives were made available to you, please prioritize the following considerations in your desirability to utilize them with Number 1 = “most desirable incentive” and Number 6 = “least desirable".
Provide "share the road" education to drivers.
Provide "rules of the road" education to bicyclists.
Provide bike paths separate from roadways.
Provide marked and signed bike lanes in the roadway.
Provide bike racks, bike shelters, and bike lockers.
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Funding Transportation Improvements

Funding Transportation Improvements
Please indicate whether or not you would support the following funding initiatives.
Increase state fuel tax to help pay for highways, transit, bicycle, and pedestrian projects.
Increased state fuel tax to help pay only for highway projects.
A local option fuel tax to increase funding for transportation projects.
A local option vehicle registration fee to increase funding for transportation projects.
A local option sales tax to increase funding for transportation projects.
Borrow money at the local level to help pay for transportation projects.
Dedicate a portion of property taxes specifically for funding transportation projects.
Consideration of the previously mentioned alternatives if specific projects were identified for the funds to be used on.
Use transportation reinvestment zones (TRZ) to fund transportation projects
A TRZ is a geographical area or zone established by a taxing authority where the anticipated increase in property values would be used to pay back the long-term loan that fund.
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Maintenance Issues

How important to you are the following types of maintenance issues?
Fixing bridges in poor condition
Repaving existing roads
Repainting pavement marking (lane stripes)
Repairing existing sidewalks
Repairing existing bike lanes
Replacing older transit buses
Repairing existing multi-use paths
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Safety Issues

How important to you are the following types of safety issues?
Please prioritize the following considerations in order of importance.
Fixing dangerous intersections by installing stop signs, traffic signals, pedestrian signals, or red light cameras
Reducing sharp corners and blind spots on roads
Improving crosswalks
Improving road signage
Installing medians to prevent left turn conflicts along major roads
Installing roundabouts instead of traffic signals where appropriate
Providing sidewalks and bike facilities to create designated areas for all modes
Providing sidewalks and bike facilities to create designated areas for all modes
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Conclusion

Please rate the following attributes in order of importance where 1 = most important consideration and 6 = least important.
Maintain existing roads, bridges, sidewalks, bike paths, and public transportation services and facilities.
Improve safety for all forms of transportation.
Promote economic vitality by focusing on major economic activity centers.
Minimize impacts of the transportation system in order to preserve environmental resources.
Provide alternative transportation options (transit, high speed rail, bicycling, rideshare, light rail, etc.)
Clearing the road as quickly and safely as possible after a crash or spill

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Transportation - General

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Public Transportation Initiatives

Bicycling Initiatives

Walking Initiatives

Incentives to Use Alternative Modes of Travel

Funding Transportation Improvements

Maintenance Issues

Safety Issues

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