Commuting in America Survey

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* 1. Do you know about the Commuting in America publication that AASHTO produces through the Census Transportation Planning Products Program (CTPP)?

Yes (Please continue with the survey)

No (Thanks! the rest of the questions won't mean much to you.)

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* 2. Who is Commuting in America aimed at?

Practitioners (Transportation planners, Analysts, Etc.)

The Media

Decision Makers

Elected Officials

Students

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Please tell us whether each of the Commuting in America briefs are useful to you

	very useful	somewhat useful	not at all useful	not familiar with this brief/not applicable
Executive Summary	Executive Summary very useful	Executive Summary somewhat useful	Executive Summary not at all useful	Executive Summary not familiar with this brief/not applicable
1. Overview	1. Overview very useful	1. Overview somewhat useful	1. Overview not at all useful	1. Overview not familiar with this brief/not applicable
2. The Role of Commuting in Overall Travel	2. The Role of Commuting in Overall Travel very useful	2. The Role of Commuting in Overall Travel somewhat useful	2. The Role of Commuting in Overall Travel not at all useful	2. The Role of Commuting in Overall Travel not familiar with this brief/not applicable
3. Population and Worker Trends	3. Population and Worker Trends very useful	3. Population and Worker Trends somewhat useful	3. Population and Worker Trends not at all useful	3. Population and Worker Trends not familiar with this brief/not applicable
4.Population and Worker Dynamics	4.Population and Worker Dynamics very useful	4.Population and Worker Dynamics somewhat useful	4.Population and Worker Dynamics not at all useful	4.Population and Worker Dynamics not familiar with this brief/not applicable
5.The Nature and Pattern of Jobs	5.The Nature and Pattern of Jobs very useful	5.The Nature and Pattern of Jobs somewhat useful	5.The Nature and Pattern of Jobs not at all useful	5.The Nature and Pattern of Jobs not familiar with this brief/not applicable
6.Job Dynamics	6.Job Dynamics very useful	6.Job Dynamics somewhat useful	6.Job Dynamics not at all useful	6.Job Dynamics not familiar with this brief/not applicable
7.Vehicle and Transit Availability	7.Vehicle and Transit Availability very useful	7.Vehicle and Transit Availability somewhat useful	7.Vehicle and Transit Availability not at all useful	7.Vehicle and Transit Availability not familiar with this brief/not applicable
8.Consumer Spending on Transportation	8.Consumer Spending on Transportation very useful	8.Consumer Spending on Transportation somewhat useful	8.Consumer Spending on Transportation not at all useful	8.Consumer Spending on Transportation not familiar with this brief/not applicable
9.How Commuting Influences Travel	9.How Commuting Influences Travel very useful	9.How Commuting Influences Travel somewhat useful	9.How Commuting Influences Travel not at all useful	9.How Commuting Influences Travel not familiar with this brief/not applicable
10.Commuting Mode Choice	10.Commuting Mode Choice very useful	10.Commuting Mode Choice somewhat useful	10.Commuting Mode Choice not at all useful	10.Commuting Mode Choice not familiar with this brief/not applicable
11.Commuting Departure Time and Trip Time	11.Commuting Departure Time and Trip Time very useful	11.Commuting Departure Time and Trip Time somewhat useful	11.Commuting Departure Time and Trip Time not at all useful	11.Commuting Departure Time and Trip Time not familiar with this brief/not applicable
12.Auto Commuting	12.Auto Commuting very useful	12.Auto Commuting somewhat useful	12.Auto Commuting not at all useful	12.Auto Commuting not familiar with this brief/not applicable
13.Transit Commuting	13.Transit Commuting very useful	13.Transit Commuting somewhat useful	13.Transit Commuting not at all useful	13.Transit Commuting not familiar with this brief/not applicable
14.Bicycling and Walk Commuting	14.Bicycling and Walk Commuting very useful	14.Bicycling and Walk Commuting somewhat useful	14.Bicycling and Walk Commuting not at all useful	14.Bicycling and Walk Commuting not familiar with this brief/not applicable
15.Commuting Flow Patterns	15.Commuting Flow Patterns very useful	15.Commuting Flow Patterns somewhat useful	15.Commuting Flow Patterns not at all useful	15.Commuting Flow Patterns not familiar with this brief/not applicable
16.The Evolving Role of Commuting	16.The Evolving Role of Commuting very useful	16.The Evolving Role of Commuting somewhat useful	16.The Evolving Role of Commuting not at all useful	16.The Evolving Role of Commuting not familiar with this brief/not applicable

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* 4. If you think any particular brief is especially useful or not useful, please tell us which and why.

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* 5. What topics would you like to see covered in the future?

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* 6. Commuting in America is in its fourth iteration, it has been produced in 1987, 1996, 2006 and 2013. Given the pace of change in commuting issues, how frequently should Commuting in America be produced?

Every Year

Every Five Years

Every Ten Years

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Thinking of the last question, please select up to three types of interim products you would like to see.

Local analysis

Presentations/Webinars

Briefs

Visualizations/Dashboards

Other (please specify)

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* 8. What type of entity do you work for?

Local Government

MPO

State DOT

Other State Agency

Private firm/Consultant

Academic

Federal

Media

Other (please specify)

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* 9. What is your job?

Practitioner/Planner

Journalist/writer/blogger

Decision Maker/Executive

Elected Official/Staff

Other (please specify)

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* 1. Do you know about the Commuting in America publication that AASHTO produces through the Census Transportation Planning Products Program (CTPP)?

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* 2. Who is Commuting in America aimed at?

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* 3. Please tell us whether each of the Commuting in America briefs are useful to you

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* 4. If you think any particular brief is especially useful or not useful, please tell us which and why.

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* 5. What topics would you like to see covered in the future?

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* 6. Commuting in America is in its fourth iteration, it has been produced in 1987, 1996, 2006 and 2013. Given the pace of change in commuting issues, how frequently should Commuting in America be produced?

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* 7. Thinking of the last question, please select up to three types of interim products you would like to see.

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* 8. What type of entity do you work for?

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* 9. What is your job?

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* 10. Thank you for completing our survey! If you would like to tell us anything else, here's your opportunity.