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On-Board and Intercept Transit Survey Techniques (2005)

Chapter: Appendix D - Sample of Other Types of Questionnaires

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• Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) West Side Customer Travel Study 88 • CTTransit Customer Survey • LYNX On-Board Survey of Bus Riders APPENDIX D Sample of Other Types of Questionnaires

89 APPENDIX I West Side Customer Travel Study Spring 2004 CTA wants to learn more about your travel patterns on this route. Your information is important to us. Please complete this survey and return it to the person who gave it to you. Thank you! 1. Which bus route are you riding now? Route # ____________________ 2. How often do you ride THIS route?  6-7 days/week 4-5 days/week    1-3 days/week 3 days/month or less It’s my first time Tell us about the trip you are making right now. A trip “means” one-way travel from one place to another (ex. home to work) NOT a round trip (home to work to home). 3. Where did you get on THIS bus? (major street intersection) street 1: __________________________ AND street 2: ___________________________ 4. Did you transfer from another bus or train to get to THIS bus?     Yes, from another CTA Bus: Route #_____ Yes, from a CTA Train Yes, other: _________ No, I did not transfer 5. Where are you coming from? (including transfers)  Home Work School Shopping Recreation Other: _______________________ 5a. Where is this place located? (major street intersection or address and ZIP code) street 1: __________________ AND street 2: _____________________ ZIP: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ 6. Where will you get off THIS bus? (major street intersection) street 1: __________________________ AND street 2: ___________________________ 7. Will you transfer to another bus or train after you get off THIS bus?  Yes, to another CTA Bus: Route #_____ Yes, to a CTA Train  Yes, other: _________  No, I will not transfer 8. Where are you going or what is your final destination? (including transfers)     Home Work School  Shopping  Recreation Other: _______________________ 8a. Where is this place located? (major street intersection or address and ZIP code) street 1: __________________ AND street 2: _____________________ ZIP: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ About THIS bus route in general: 9. Overall, how satisfied are you with THIS route?      Very Satisfied Somewhat Satisfied Neutral Somewhat Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied 10. What improvement(s) would you recommend for THIS route? _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 11. What improvement(s) would you recommend for the bus service on the WEST SIDE? _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ JVA Thank you for your time and cooperation and for riding the CTA!     

90 BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST-CLASS MAIL PERMIT NO. 5267 HARTFORD, CT POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE SURVEY RETURNS CT TRANSIT 100 LEIBERT RD PO BOX 66 HARTFORD CT 06101-8535 NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES CTTRANSIT would like to hear from you. We welcome feed- back on our serviceor ideas on what may need improvement., When you are finished,please place this form in the envelope at the front of the busor drop it in any mailbox. To ensure, your comments are tabulated,return completed survey within one week. Check as many answers in each category as are applicable. 1.Which bus route do you most often use? (check one)  B-Congress Avenue  B-Whalley Avenue  C-North Haven  D-Dixwell Avenue  D-Grand Avenue  F-East Haven  F-West Chapel Street  G-Shelton Avenue  G-East Chapel Street  J-Kimberly Avenue  J-Whitney Avenue  L-North Branford  M-Washington Avenue  M-State Street 2. Why do you choose to ride the bus?  Convenience  Auto not available  Cost savings  Other 3. Where did you come from before you got on this bus? Work  Home  Medical Services  Social, church, personal business  Shopping  College/Other School  Other 4. Where are you going now? Work  Home  Medical Services  Social, church, personal business Shopping  College/Other School  Other 5. Do you have a car or other per sonal vehicle that you could have used to mak e this trip?  Yes No 6. How did you get to this bus? Walked Rode a bus (route )  Drove my car  Rode the train  Dropped off by someone  Rode my bicycle  Rode with someone who parked 7. When you get off this bus , how will you get to your final destination? Walk  Drive my car  Ride my bicycle  Get picked up by someone  Ride a bus (route )  Ride the train  Ride with someone who parked 8. How often do you use transit?  7 days a week  6 days a week  5 days a week  4 days a week  3 days a week  2 days a week  1 day a week  First time riding  times a month 9.How long have you regularly—at least once a month—been riding transit?  less than a month  1-6 months  7-12 months  1-2 years  2-4 years  More than 4 yrs 10. If transit service was not available,how would you make this trip?  Use my car  Walk  Use a taxi  Ride with a friend  Bicycle  I would not make this trip  Other 11. How did you pay your far e today?  Cash  3-Day pass  5-Day pass  Token  7-Day pass  31-Day pass  UniTicket  All-Day pass  10-Ride ticket  Promotional Coupon 12. Where do you receive bus service information? On Bus  Telephone  Sales Outlet Work  Online  At Bus Stop (Guide-a-Ride) 13. The printed timetables are:  Easy to Read  Need Improvement 14. Do you have internet access?  Yes  No 15. Have you visited the CTTRANSIT web site at www .cttransit.com?  Yes  No 16. Where would you like to go in the region that is cur- rently inaccessible by bus? 17. Comments & Suggestions on the bus service: Please rate the CTTRANSIT services by checking one statement under each question: 18. My bus arrives between 0-minutes before or 5-minutes after the posted time:  Always  Most times  Sometimes  Not very often 19. The bus operator is courteous:  Always  Most times  Sometimes  Not very often 20. The bus operator is a safe driver:  Always  Most times  Sometimes  Not very often 21. The interior of the bus is clean:  Always  Most times  Sometimes  Not very often 22. I can get copies of timetables and notices:  Always  Most times  Sometimes  Not very often 23. The Customer Service Telephone Center representatives are helpful:  Always  Most times  Sometimes  Not very often  I don’t call theTelephone Center 24. Overall, the bus service is usually:  Excellent  Good  Fair  Poor The following is for statistical use only. (Answers are strictly confidential.) 25. I am:  Female  Male 26. My age is:  Under 15  15 to 18  19 to 24  25 to 34  35 to 49  50 to 64  65 or over 27. Which of the following best describes you?  Employed  Homemaker  Unemployed  Retired  Student  Other 28. Which of the following best describes you?  Black  Hispanic  White  Asian  Native American  Other 29. What is your personal income?  Under $20,000  $20,000-29,999  $30,000-39,999  $40,000-49,999  $50,000-59,999  $60,000-79,999  $80,000 or greater 30. How many people in your household? 31. What is your home zip code? Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. Please drop the completed survey in the envelope at the front of the bus or mail within one week. CTTRANSIT CUSTOMER SURVEY M oisten, fold and seal before m ailing. No staples, please. M oi st en , f ol d an d se al b ef or e m ai lin g. N o st ap le s, p le as e.  O-Sylvan Avenue  O-Winchester Avenue  Q-State Street  Q-Edgewood Avenue  Z-Goffe Street  Z-Sargent Drive  Post Mall Flyer  Commuter Connection Downtown  Commuter Connection Sargent Drive

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TRB’s Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) Synthesis 63: On-Board and Intercept Transit Survey Techniques examines transit agencies’ experiences with planning and implementing on-board and intercept surveys. On-board and intercept surveys include self-administered surveys distributed on board buses and railcars, and in stations, as well as interviews conducted in these environments. The report provides an overview of industry practices and covers a broad range of issues addressed in planning a given survey.

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