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25 APPENDIX A Survey Responses TCRP Project J-7 Synthesis Topic SA-36 Survey Questions with personal information are deleted from this text.
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26 8. Does your agency currently use or plan to use electronic surveillance on buses?
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27 9. When did your agency start using electronic surveillance on buses?
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28 Value Percent 25%–50% 6.3% 50%–75% 9.4% 75%–99% 28.1% 100% 56.3% Total 32 11. Number of buses?
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29 11. Number of buses?
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30 13. If yes, which types of buses?
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31 16. Agency benefits for using electronic surveillance?
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32 Value Percent Criminal activity 45.2% Traffic congestion 9.7% High accident frequency 22.6% Other 54.8% Total 31 19. Is there a plan to equip all buses with cameras over time?
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33 21. Are there signs visible to the customers on the buses stating there is electronic surveillance equipment on the bus?
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34 23. On the 1-door bus (i.e., coach or over-the-road bus)
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35 24. On the 2-door bus, how many interior cameras?
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36 25. On the 1-door bus (i.e., coach or over-the-road bus)
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37 28. On the 2-door bus, please describe other interior views.
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38 Statistics Sum 36.0 Average 5.1 StdDev 1.4 Max 6.0 Responses "Other" Left blank 10 11 7 8 9 N/A N/A N/A No 3-door buses N/A N/A No 3-door buses 30. On the 3-door bus, what are the interior camera views?
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39 31. If other interior views on the 3-door bus, please describe.
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40 Responses "Other" Left blank N/A N/A None N/A No 1-door buses No one-door coaches None 33. On 1-door buses, where are the exterior cameras located?
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41 34. On 2-door buses, how many exterior cameras?
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42 35. On 2-door buses, where are the exterior cameras located?
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43 Value Percent 1 8.0% 2 12.0% 4 12.0% 5 4.0% 6 4.0% Other 60.0% Total 25 Statistics Sum 31.0 Average 3.1 StdDev 1.6 Max 6.0 Responses "Other" Left blank N/A N/A No 3-door buses None Operator front and passenger rear N/A 37. On 3-door buses, where are the exterior cameras located?
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44 Responses "Other" Left blank Front located inside N/A N/A None Operator front and passenger rear Rear end of each side of bus N/A No 3-door buses 38. Is there surveillance of the bus operator while he/she is driving the bus?
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45 40. What is your agency's policy allowing/disallowing electronic surveillance of bus operators?
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46 42. If your agency has an electronic surveillance policy for buses, what is it?
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47 Value Percent Yes 9.4% No 90.6% Total 32 45. If driver has access to camera views while operating the bus, where can he/she see?
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48 46. If driver has access to camera views while operating the bus, where can he/she see?
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49 47. What type of equipment do you have or plan to have on your buses?
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50 48. Do your new bus purchases include electronic surveillance equipment?
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51 50. How are images stored?
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52 52. How long are images stored ON the bus?
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53 53. Are the images: Encrypted Protected Read only Other Value Percent Encrypted 53.1% Protected 40.6% Read only 25.0% Other 12.5% Total 32 54.
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54 Statistics Sum 27.0 Average 6.8 StdDev 10.0 Max 24.0 Responses "Other" Left blank 3 years 3 years or indefinitely for felony As needed depending on the incident As needed Depends on whether there is a case pending Incidents are retained through settlement. Indefinitely if related to an accident or incident N/A Ten years Two years Varies Legal requirements vary Until no longer needed 55.
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55 56. Who maintains equipment on the bus?
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56 58. If so, how often?
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57 Value Percent Bus department management 61.3% Bus maintainers 6.5% Transit agency management 41.9% Transit agency security 61.3% Legal department 12.9% Other 29.0% Total 31 Responses "Other" Left blank Internal police department Safety department Security Transit police only Transit police force Video security administrator Chain of custody is the issue. Claims department 60.
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58 61. What department is responsible for the chain of custody?
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59 63. If yes, by whom?
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60 Value Percent Operator report 100.0% Customer report 96.8% Criminal incident 96.8% Accident 96.8% Periodic audit 25.8% Other 16.1% Total 31 65. If equipment was part of bus purchase, approximately how much did it cost per bus type to implement system?
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61 65. If equipment was part of bus purchase, approximately how much did it cost per bus type to implement system?
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62 66. If equipment was retrofitted, approximately how much did it cost per bus type to implement system?
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63 66. If equipment was retrofitted, approximately how much did it cost per bus type to implement system?
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64 68. If so, what financial benefits?
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65 70. Are union representatives active in developing surveillance policy?
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66 71. What was your greatest challenge?
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67 72. How did you overcome it?
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68 73. Lessons learned?
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69 74. Recommendations/Comments?
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