Bike There! map survey

Section 1: Tell us how you use the Bike There! map.

Thank you for using Metro’s Bike There! map to plan your ride. Your responses to this survey will help Metro develop future maps and route-planning tools for cyclists.

1. Thinking back on the last time you used the map what was the purpose of your trip?

Thinking back on the last time you used the map what was the purpose of your trip? to plan my route to shopping or entertainment

to plan my recreational or fitness ride

as a general reference to find bike-friendly streets or trails

to plan my route to work or school

other (please specify)

2. What is the primary reason you use the map?

What is the primary reason you use the map? to plan my route to work or school

to plan my route to shopping or entertainment

to plan my recreational or fitness ride

as a general reference to find bike-friendly streets or trails

other (please specify)

3. What length trip do you typically plan using the map?

What length trip do you typically plan using the map? less than 4 miles

5 to 9 miles

10 to 14 miles

more than 15 miles

4. Rank the importance of these map features.

	very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Depictions of bike lanes	Rank the importance of these map features. Depictions of bike lanes very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Street ratings for bike suitability	Street ratings for bike suitability very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Shaded relief to show elevation	Shaded relief to show elevation very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Bicycle resource information	Bicycle resource information very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Depictions of local streets (streets that are not color-coded)	Depictions of local streets (streets that are not color-coded) very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Depictions of multi-use paths and trails	Depictions of multi-use paths and trails very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Labels for names of local streets (streets that are not color-coded)	Labels for names of local streets (streets that are not color-coded) very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Bicycle safety/rules of the road information	Bicycle safety/rules of the road information very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me
Location of bike shops	Location of bike shops very important	somewhat important	neutral	somwhat unimportant	not important	does not apply to me

5. Does the map’s color scheme for bike suitability make sense to you? Why or why not?

Does the map’s color scheme for bike suitability make sense to you? Why or why not?

6. Describe any additional bike-friendly routes that should be included on future maps.

Describe any additional bike-friendly routes that should be included on future maps.

7. Describe any additional features that should be included on future maps.

Describe any additional features that should be included on future maps.

8. Which of the following bicycle maps or online tools do you use to plan your bike rides?

Which of the following bicycle maps or online tools do you use to plan your bike rides? Portland bike maps

Vancouver, Wash. bike map

Washington County bike map

Clackamas County bike map

Multnomah County bike map

Clark County bike map

ByCycle.org

other (please specify)

9. What is your preferred method for planning bike routes and rides?

What is your preferred method for planning bike routes and rides? printed maps

online, web-based tool