Wake BRT: Rapid Bus Extensions Study - Southern Corridor

Community Survey: Southern Corridor Rapid Bus Extension Study

Thank you for taking a few minutes to participate in this 11-question survey.

Your responses will help identify transportation priorities and set a vision for rapid bus transit service for the Southern Corridor Extension study area.

The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) is conducting the Wake BRT: Rapid Bus Extensions Study to identify and evaluate rapid bus routing options and to select preferred solutions for rapid bus extensions that will build upon the planned Wake Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): Western and Southern Corridors.

The planned Wake BRT: Southern Corridor will connect downtown Raleigh to the Garner Station area near the US 401/US 70 interchange. The Southern Extension study area spans from the route's current endpoint in Garner to south of Clayton primarily following the US 70 corridor.

Section 1 of 3: Your Relationship To The Study Area

The following questions will help the planning team understand your relationship with the study area and your current travel choices.

* What is the 5-digit zip code where you live?

* What is the 5-digit zip code where you work or go to school?

Please respond to these next questions based on your working and traveling patterns disregarding COVID-19 impacts.

* Do you live, work or attend school in the study area shown in grey on the map?

No-I don't live, work or go to school in the area

I live in the study area BUT don't go to work/school there

I go to work/school in the study area BUT I don't live there

I live AND go to work/school in the study area

Closed to responses

* How often do you travel to/through the grey study area?
Choose the best option for you.

Daily or almost every day

At least once per week

At least once or twice per month

A few times per year

Never travel into that area

Closed to responses

* How often do you walk, bike or otherwise travel without a car in the study area?

Daily or almost every day

At least once per week

At least once per month

A few times per year

Never walk or bike in the area

Closed to responses

* How often do you ride the bus or use other transit services?

Daily or almost every day

At least once per week

At least once per month

A few times per year

Never use transit services

Closed to responses

Section 2 of 3: Your Vision for a New Bus Service

The following questions will help refine and finalize the priorities of a Southern Corridor rapid bus extension service.

* Goal: Provide access to local and regional destinations and major activity centers.
Select the 3 Priorities that are most important to you.

Connect to local employment centers (within the study area)

Connect to regional employment centers (outside of the study area)

Connect to daily activities (grocery, retail, healthcare, and education facilities)

Connect to transfer opportunities between different travel modes (other bus routes, trains, airplanes, etc.)

Support economic development through connectivity with planned land-uses and transit-oriented development

Closed to responses

* Goal: Improve access to transit services.
Select the 1 Priority most important to you.

Connect transit-dependent riders with transit services

Connect communities without access to transit

Locate stations and stops in areas to reach a wide range of potential transit users

Closed to responses

* Goal: Ensure safety and compatibility with the surrounding environment.
Select the 1 Priority most important to you.

Transit-specific infrastructure to improve service speed and reliability

Impacts to environmental resources

Station area and travel safety by all modes

Closed to responses

* Goal: Develop an efficient and sustainable service.
Select the 2 Priorities that are most important to you.

Provide a reliable, convenient and competitive alternative to driving

Cost to build and operate the service

Attract new transit riders

Provide rapid bus solutions that are scalable/can grown with future needs

Closed to responses

Would you like to suggest any additional priorities that should be addressed as part of this study?

Closed for Comments

Section 3 of 3: Who is Taking This Survey

People who live in, travel to, and through the study area represent a wide variety of age groups, backgrounds, income levels, etc. Please answer these optional questions to help us understand who our audience is, how best to reach other community members, and to help ensure that the survey responses represent the full diversity of the study area and travel market.

How did you hear about this survey?

Social Media Post

Email Notice

CAMPO Website

Study Website

Word of Mouth/Meeting Announcement

Other

Closed to responses

What is your age group?

Less than 18

18-29

30-44

45-64

65 and older

Closed to responses

What is your gender?

Male

Female

Non-Binary/3rd Gender

Other

Closed to responses

What is your household income range?

Less than $20,000

$20,000-$34,999

$35,000-$49,999

$50,000-$74,999

$75,000-$100,999

$101,000-$124,999

$125,000 of greater

Closed to responses

What is your race/ethnicity?

White/Caucasian

Black/African American

Asian

American Indian/Alaska Native

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Hispanic/Latinx

Two or more races

Other

Closed to responses

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Wake BRT: Rapid Bus Extensions Study - Southern Corridor

Wake BRT: Rapid Bus Extensions Study - Southern Corridor

Section 1 of 3: Your Relationship To The Study Area

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* What is the 5-digit zip code where you live?

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* What is the 5-digit zip code where you work or go to school?

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* Do you live, work or attend school in the study area shown in grey on the map?

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* How often do you travel to/through the grey study area? Choose the best option for you.

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* How often do you walk, bike or otherwise travel without a car in the study area?

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* How often do you ride the bus or use other transit services?

Section 2 of 3: Your Vision for a New Bus Service

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* Goal: Provide access to local and regional destinations and major activity centers. Select the 3 Priorities that are most important to you.

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* Goal: Improve access to transit services. Select the 1 Priority most important to you.

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* Goal: Ensure safety and compatibility with the surrounding environment. Select the 1 Priority most important to you.

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* Goal: Develop an efficient and sustainable service. Select the 2 Priorities that are most important to you.

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Would you like to suggest any additional priorities that should be addressed as part of this study?

Section 3 of 3: Who is Taking This Survey

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How did you hear about this survey?

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What is your age group?

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What is your gender?

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What is your household income range?

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What is your race/ethnicity?

* How often do you travel to/through the grey study area?
Choose the best option for you.

* Goal: Provide access to local and regional destinations and major activity centers.
Select the 3 Priorities that are most important to you.

* Goal: Improve access to transit services.
Select the 1 Priority most important to you.

* Goal: Ensure safety and compatibility with the surrounding environment.
Select the 1 Priority most important to you.

* Goal: Develop an efficient and sustainable service.
Select the 2 Priorities that are most important to you.