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... 26 This project developed a field-tested method to measure the effectiveness of public involvement using a toolkit that includes user-friendly surveys, indices, and scoring tools tailored for transportation agencies. These tools are also appropriate for non-transportation agencies that conduct public involvement.
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... Conclusions 27 To sustain implementation of the toolkit, it would be useful to have a way to track the experience of those who use it on other transportation projects throughout the United States, as well as the reasons that some agencies chose not to use it. These data could be collected via an online survey to inform further refinements to these tools, and to develop strategic interventions to overcome barriers to implementation.
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