Survey roundup: TriMet, PBOT, and Multnomah County
It’s hard to keep up with all these. Don’t worry. I got you.
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So many surveys to take right now: Here’s a roundup
I’m trying to make it easy for you.
PBOT bike survey kicked out some respondents after reaching demographics quota
“Sorry, we’ve already received enough responses from participants with demographics that match yours.”
ODOT survey seeks your input on where they should spend safety funding
If you don’t take it, someone else will (and they might have very different ideas of how ODOT funds should be spent).
Survey reveals depth of abuse women experience while biking
Only three out of every 10 bicycle riders are women.
Nearly half of Portlanders would bike more if it was safer and cheaper, citywide survey says
A treasure trove of insights that every transportation reform advocate should take to heart.
Weigh in on Clackamas County’s new walking and biking plans
Clackamas County is updating its active transportation plans and wants your feedback.
Was it worth it? Metro seeks feedback on active transportation projects
Active Transportation Return on Investment map.
Roundup of transportation surveys ready for the taking
Because I know you love surveys, here’s a little roundup of a few that have come across my desk recently… Metro wants to know how students around the Portland region will be traveling for daily, school-related activities. “The survey is intended for families across the Portland Metro region so please share widely so we can … Read more
25% of Portland metro residents say congestion could make them switch to biking
Among Portland-area residents aged 18 to 34, the ratio was 44 percent.
PBOT wants your opinion on Clinton Street diverters and Vision Zero
Two great opportunities to influence important projects.
Survey: Majority of Seattleites like bikes, ride bikes, want more bikes
Seattle wants more of them.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) An ongoing “bike backlash” and “war on cars” pushed by the local media, biking as a wedge-issue in political campaigns, fear from politicians about doing “too much” for bikes — sounds like Portland right? Well, Seattle (not to mention New York City and many others) suffers from … Read more