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Thank you for your interest in taking our survey to help us evaluate the feasibility of a multi-modal trip planning tool for San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Merced Counties. All of your answers to the survey will be kept strictly anonymous and confidential.

As a token of our appreciation for your time, participation and opinions, by completing the survey, you will have a chance to win one of: Six Bluetooth Headsets, One $100 Gas Card, Two $50 Gas Cards, and Six $25 Gas Cards. That’s 15 total prizes! One prize (headset or gas card) per winner.

The winner will be notified in late-March and you need to provide only your email at the end of the survey to be entered into the drawing. Again, all of your answers to the survey will be kept strictly anonymous and confidential.

This survey will take about 12 minutes to complete, and it includes four sections: issues of importance; transportation habits; computer/device and trip planning tool use; and demographics.

Survey Instructions:

Once you have answered all the questions on a page, click the “Next” button in the lower-left corner of the screen to continue. If you have any technical difficulties with the survey, please email: Technical Assistance or call 650-288-3031.
 
 
To start, on a scale of 0 to 4 with “0” being “not important and “4” being “extremely important”, please rate the importance of each issue in improving the future quality of life in your County of residence. Or, if you have no opinion, select that option.
0 Not important 1 2 3 4 Extremely important
F. Preserving water resources
O. Developing a variety of housing options with varying densities, including apartments, townhomes and condominiums
B. Expanding public transportation, such as bus and train services
D. Maintaining and improving parks and public lands
J. Improving air quality
H. Reducing water pollution
I. Preventing the loss of farm land to residential and commercial development
G. Improving flood protection
C. Preserving open spaces
A. Expanding highways
M. Improving public education programs
L. Encouraging new businesses to relocate to the County in order to diversify the local economy
N. Creating more affordable housing
E. Revitalizing older neighborhoods and business districts that are becoming rundown
K. Creating more high paying jobs
 
 
 
Are you currently a member of the SJCOG Commute Connection Program?
 
Yes
 
No
 
Don't know
 
 
 
Before you registered with Commute Connection, what type of transportation did you typically use to go to work, school, or other places you commute to most frequently? Please check all that apply.
 
Bicycle
 
Carpool
 
Drive alone (car, truck, motorcycle, scooter) [CONTINUE]
 
Public transit (bus, or train) [GO TO Q5]
 
Vanpool [GO TO Q5]
 
Walk [GO TO Q5]
 
Other [Specify: __________] [GO TO Q5]
 
Don’t Know [GO TO Q5]
 
Other
 
 
 
 
[IF Q3 = 3, DRIVE ALONE] Again, before you registered with Commute Connection, how often did you take alternative transportation such as carpool or vanpool, buses or trains, biking or walking?
 
More than once a week [CONTINUE]
 
Once a week [CONTINUE]
 
Few times a month [CONTINUE]
 
Once a month [CONTINUE]
 
Few times a year [CONTINUE]
 
Never [CONTINUE]
 
Don’t know [CONTINUE]
 
 
 
The next series of Questions has to do with your CURRENT transportation behavior.

In general how much time per day do you typically spend commuting to/from work or school?
 
Less than 15-minutes [CONTINUE]
 
15 minutes to 29 minutes [CONTINUE]
 
30 minutes to 59 minutes [CONTINUE]
 
One hour to 1 hour 59 minutes [CONTINUE]
 
More than 2 hours [CONTINUE]
 
I work or go to school from home [CONTINUE]
 
I don’t work or go to school [CONTINUE]
 
Don’t know [CONTINUE]
 
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