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Multimodal Level of Service Analysis for Urban Streets (2008)

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Suggested Citation:"Appendix A - Subject Data Collection Forms." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2008. Multimodal Level of Service Analysis for Urban Streets. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/14175.
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102 A P P E N D I X A Subject Data Collection Forms Circle the letter grade that most represents your perceived service. A = highest rating F = lowest rating Please view the entire video clip before selecting a rating. Pedestrian Presentation Clip Number Perceived Service Rating Practice Clip #212 A B C D E F #201 A B C D E F #226 A B C D E F #225 A B C D E F #208 A B C D E F #219 A B C D E F #228 A B C D E F #211 A B C D E F #215 A B C D E F #229 A B C D E F #222 A B C D E F

103 Clip Number Perceived Service Rating Practice Clip #326 A B C D E F #319 A B C D E F #308 A B C D E F #306 A B C D E F #309 A B C D E F #320 A B C D E F #318 A B C D E F #304 A B C D E F #324 A B C D E F #321 A B C D E F #329 A B C D E F Circle the letter grade that most represents your perceived service. A = highest rating F = lowest rating Please view the entire video clip before selecting a rating. Bicycle Presentation Clip Number Perceived Service Rating Practice Clip #5 A B C D E F #20 A B C D E F #56 A B C D E F #10 A B C D E F #51 A B C D E F #14 A B C D E F # 2 A B C D E F #62 A B C D E F #63 A B C D E F #52 A B C D E F #15 A B C D E F Circle the letter grade that most represents your perceived service. A = highest rating F = lowest rating Please view the entire video clip before selecting a rating. Automobile Presentation

104 Please circle the choice which best describes your characteristics. 1. Your age group: 18-35 years of age 36-60 years of age 60 and up years of age 2. Gender: Male Female 3. Number of vehicles in your household: 0 1 2 3 or more 4. Number of bicycles in your household: 0 1 2 3 or more 5. Employment status: Employed Unemployed Homemaker Retired 6. Your primary residence is: A. Single-family detached home B. Apartment/duplex/townhouse/condominium C. Group quarters such as a college dormitory or independent living facility D. Other, please specify: ________________ 7. Do you rent or own your home? A. Rent B. Own 8. What is your primary residence/home zip code? ______________ 9. If you are currently employed, what is your workplace zip code (or city of location): __________________________ 10. How often do you walk more than two blocks a week for a non-recreational trip (for example, walk to work, walk to school, walk to a store)? A. Never B. Less than once a month C. About once a week D. More than once a week but not every day E. At least once a day 11. How often do you walk more than two blocks a week for a recreational trip or for exercise ? A. Never B. Less than once a month C. About once a week D. More than once a week but not every day E. At least once a day 12. How often do you use a bicycle for a non-recreational trip (for example, ride a bike to work, ride a bike to a store)? A. Never B. Less than once a month C. About once a week D. More than once a week but not every day E. At least once a day 13. How often do you use a bicycle outside of a gym for a recreational trip or for exercise ? A. Never B. Less than once a month C. About once a week D. More than once a week but not every day E. At least once a day 14. How often do you use transit (bus, subway, train)? A. Never B. Less than once a month C. About once a week D. More than once a week but not every day E. At least once a day 15. How often do you use a car? A. Never B. Less than once a month C. About once a week D. More than once a week but not every day E. At least once a day 16..What is your usual means of travel to work? A. Auto, drive alone B. Auto, carpool C. Transit (bus, train, ferry or other) D. Walk E. Bike F. Other: ________________________

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TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Report 616: Multimodal Level of Service Analysis for Urban Streets explores a method for assessing how well an urban street serves the needs of all of its users. The method for evaluating the multimodal level of service (MMLOS) estimates the auto, bus, bicycle, and pedestrian level of service on an urban street using a combination of readily available data and data normally gathered by an agency to assess auto and transit level of service. The MMLOS user’s guide was published as NCHRP Web-Only Document 128.

Errata

In the printed version of the report, equations 36 (pedestrian segment LOS) and 37 (pedestrian LOS for signalized intersections) on page 88 have been revised and are available online. The equations in the electronic (dpf) version of the report are correct.

In June 2010, TRB released NCHRP Web-Only Document 158: Field Test Results of the Multimodal Level of Service Analysis for Urban Streets (MMLOS) that explores the result of a field test of the MMLOS in 10 metropolitan areas in the United States.

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