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* What is your zip code?

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* Prior to COVID-19, how often did you use public transit in King County (including bus, light rail, Access paratransit, Sounder, water taxi) per week?

We are defining "prior to COVID-19" as the time before March 1, 2020.

Rarely: A few times per year
Sometimes: A few times per month
Occasionally: 1 to 3 days a week
Often: 4 to 5 days a week
Frequently: 6 or more days a week
Never: do not use public transit
Other
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* In the last 3 months, how often have you used public transit in King County (including bus, light rail, Access paratransit, Sounder, water taxi) per week?

From February 1, 2020 to today.

Rarely: A few times per year
Sometimes: A few times per month
Occasionally: 1 to 3 days a week
Often: 4 to 5 days a week
Frequently: 6 or more days a week
Never: do not use public transit
Other
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* Please check any and all transit routes you rode prior to COVID-19.

Prior to COVID-19 is the time before March 1, 2020.

8
111
114
167
204
212
214
216
217
218
219
221
224
225
226
232
237
240
241
245
246
249
250
252
257
268
269
271
311
342
541
542
544
545
550
554
555
556
630
B Line
930
931
Access
None of these routes
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* What types of places do you currently use transit most often to get to?

Please select up to 4 of your most frequent places.

Work
School including for yourself and/or escorting family members
Shopping including grocery and retail
Entertainment including restaurants, music venues, sporting events, clubs, and theaters
Recreation including playgrounds, parks, trails, pools, golf, tennis, field sports, and/or dog parks
Medical and other personal care appointments
Services including social services, library, food banks, community/youth centers, legal, and/or banking
Social including meeting friends, religious, community groups, civic organizations, service clubs, support groups, and/or volunteering
I am not using transit
Other
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* How satisfied are you with service on routes you are currently riding and routes you rode before COVID-19?

Very Satisfied
Somewhat Satisfied
Neutral
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Other
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What do you like about the service?

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What could be improved with the service?

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If you travel on the Eastside, please tell us what are the biggest barriers to you taking transit for those trips? (check all that apply)

Transit takes to long to get where I'm going
Transfers between buses take too long or are difficult for me
Transit does not get me to the places I need to go
Transit is not available at the time of day I need it
Transit is not available on the days of the week I need it
Amount of time I must wait for the bus (frequency of service)
The distance from the stop to my origin or destination is too far
I don't feel safe waiting at the transit stop
Walking or biking to the stop doesn't feel safe/comfortable for me
There's no place to lock my bike
There's no place I can count on to park my car
Alternatives are cheaper
I don't travel on the Eastside
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* Are you familiar with Sound Transit's East Link Extension (East Link) project opening in 2023?

East Link Extension, which will be known as the Link 2 Line, will be fourteen miles long and includes 10 stations from Seattle's International District to Judkins Park, across I-90 to Mercer Island and South Bellevue, and through downtown Bellevue and the Bel-Red area to Redmond Technology Station.

Yes
Somewhat
No
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* Are you familiar with Sound Transit's Downtown Redmond Link Extension opening in 2024?

The Downtown Redmond Link Extension adds two new light rail stations in 2024 to the Link 2 Line in southeast Redmond, serving Marymoor Village, and in the downtown residential and retail core.

Yes
Somewhat
No
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* When East Link and the Downtown Redmond Link Extension, known as the Link 2 Line, open 2023 and 2024 respectively, how often do you think you will use public transit in King County (including bus, light rail, Access paratransit, Sounder, water taxi) per week?

Rarely: A few times per year
Sometimes: A few times per month
Occasionally: 1 to 3 days a week
Often: 4 to 5 days a week
Frequently: 6 or more days a week
Never: I do not use public transit
Other
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Once East Link Extension and Downtown Redmond Link Extension open in 2023 and 2024, what areas do you think you will be regularly travelling to on the Eastside and when? (check all that apply)

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Once East Link Extension and Downtown Redmond Link Extension open in 2023 and 2024, what areas do you think you will be regularly travelling to on the North/East King County and when? (check all that apply)

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Once East Link Extension and Downtown Redmond Link Extension open in 2023 and 2024, what areas around Seattle do you think you will be regularly travelling to and when? (check all that apply)

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Once East Link Extension and Downtown Redmond Link Extension open in 2023 and 2024, what areas around South King County, other cities, and/or counties do you think you will be regularly travelling to and when? (check all that apply)

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Where else would you like to go using transit not listed above?

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* Once the Link 2 Line opens, what types of places do you think you will use transit the most to get to?

Please select up to 4 of your most frequent places.

Work
School including for yourself and/or escorting family members
Shopping including grocery and retail
Entertainment including restaurants, music venues, sporting events, clubs, and theaters
Recreation including playgrounds, parks, trails, pools, golf, tennis, field sports, and/or dog parks
Medical and other personal care appointments
Services including social services, library, food banks, community/youth centers, legal, and/or banking
Social including meeting friends, religious, community groups, civic organizations, service clubs, support groups, and/or volunteering
I will not be using transit
Other
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* When you ride transit, how do you most often pay your fare?

Cash on the bus
ORCA card that I reload with my own funds
ORCA card my school or employer provides
ORCA LIFT Card
Regional Reduced Fare Permit (RRFP)
Mobile App
I do not use transit
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What is the maximum amount of time you would be willing to wait to transfer between buses or between bus and light rail?

Up to 5 minutes
5 – 7 minutes
7 – 12 minutes
15 minutes or more
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Once the Link 2 Line, opens, what are the maximum number of transfers you would take to get to your destination?

0
1
2
3
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Once East Link Extension and Downtown Redmond Link Extension, known as the Link 2 Line, is open for service, what are you looking forward to about connecting to the new Link service via bus, train, bike, car or walking/rolling? (check all that apply)

Reliability of Link service
More service available throughout the day (5am – 11 pm)
More direct connections to new locations like SeaTac airport, UW, Northgate, and Downtown Seattle
Faster travel times to get me where I want to go
I can take my bike on light rail and the bus
I will not have to drive my car
I will have more transit options
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Once East Link Extension and Downtown Redmond Link Extension, known as the Link 2 Line, is open for service, what are your concerns about connecting to the new Link service via bus, train, bike, car or walking/rolling? (check all that apply)

Transit takes too long to get where I'm going
Transfers between buses take too long or are difficult for me
Reliability of Link service
Alternatives are cheaper
There's no place I can count on to park my car
Transit does not get me to the places I need to go
Transit is not available at the time of day I need it
Transit is not available on the days of the week I need it
Amount of time I must wait for the bus (frequency of service)
The distance from the stop to my origin or destination is too far
I don't feel safe waiting at the transit stop
Walking or biking to the stop doesn't feel safe/comfortable for me
There's no place to lock my bike
Other
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Other comments or feedback?

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