The Transit Commission is conducting this survey to better understand the bus transit needs and wishes of all who reside in, work in, or own a business in Monona.  If you do not reside in, work in, or own a business in Monona, please do not take this survey.
 
For more information on how our bus service operates now and changes being considered, please visit: myMonona.com/Transit. Resources there include Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s), a comparison of services as offered and proposed, and service maps.
 
Your feedback is important to us. Your responses will be reflected anonymously and collectively in analysis or reports. Your street block is collected by the Commission only so we can advance our understanding of where transit needs or wants are coming from more generally.  Please give us your best thinking based on the knowledge you have. If you don’t have an answer, the survey will allow you to skip to the next question. 

The survey should take no more than 15 minutes to complete.  Thank you again for your help.

Demographic Information

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* 1. Street/block of person/business completing this survey (e.g. 4500 block of Winnequah):

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* 2. What is your age?

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* 3. Please indicate your affiliation with the City of Monona (select all that apply):

Views on Bus Transit

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* 4. National research reveals that public transit plays a crucial role in helping to solve critical congestion, ecological, and economic equality issues.  The same research has shown that individuals choose to use bus transportation for the following reasons.  Please tell us how important each reason is to you.

  High Importance Medium Importance Low Importance Don't know/Not important
Personal necessity: lack of other reliable means of motorized transit to get them where they need/want to go
Mobility: a temporary or permanent condition that makes it difficult or impossible to travel by other means
Transit ease: a preference to leave the driving to someone else, providing time to chill, read or do other things
Affordability: bus fares are less expensive than driving and parking, and/or bus pass is subsidized by employer, municipality, or another source
Environmental impact: value that having fewer cars on the road is better for the planet
Camaraderie: value connecting with others in transit/the shared experience
Current Bus Transit Use

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* 5. Do you, does anyone in your household, or your employees currently use any local bus to transit anywhere in the Madison metro area?  (Please select all that apply.)

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* 6. How many people in your household or business (including you) currently use local buses?

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* 7. If you, anyone in your household, or employees have no interest or need to ride a bus, regardless of who, how, when or where that service operates, please tell us why. (Please select all that apply.)

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