Questions asked of participants:

• Type of Trip Survey (see below)
• Not Mapped Investments Survey (see below)

Air Quality Cleaner Air Partnership

• 8/17/06:   Sacramento
  • Table Map Improvements
  • Not Mapped Investments Survey

• El Dorado County
  • 3/16/06:   El Dorado West (El Dorado Hills)
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
  • 3/30/06:   El Dorado East (Placerville)
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
• Placer County
  • 2/8/06:   Rocklin
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
  • 2/21/06:   Roseville
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
  • 2/28/06:   Auburn
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
• Sacramento County
  • 4/5/06:   Arden Arcade/Carmichael
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
  • 4/7/06:   Business Journal
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Photos
  • 4/8/06:   Central Sacramento (CSUS)
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Photos
  • 4/18/06:   Rancho Cordova/Folsom
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
  • 5/25/06:   Northern Sacramento
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
  • 5/31/06:   Southern Sacramento
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Photos
  • 6/3/06:   East Sacramento County
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
  • 6/7/06:   South Sacramento County
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Photos
• Sutter County
  • 5/17/06: Yuba City
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
• Yolo County
  • 3/23/06:   West Sacramento
    • Workshop Summary
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
  • 5/15/06:   Davis
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos
• Yuba County
  • 5/10/06:   Marysville
    • Table Map Improvements
    • Not Mapped Investments Survey
    • Type of Trip Survey
    • Photos

Questions asked of participants:

• Type of Trip Survey 
  At this MTP workshop, we will be looking at the types of transportation trips people make by the distance they travel. We will use the options of shorter-distance, medium-distance, and longer-distance trips.
  Please mark all of the options you have used for these types of trips in the last month.
  1. Shorter-Distance Trips (0-3 miles)
     These trips might be to visit friends and neighbors, shop at local convenience stores, or go to school.
     • Walk
     • Bike
     • Drive Alone
     • Carpool
     • Bus
     • Light Rail/Rail
     On a typical day, how many of your trips are shorter-distance trips (0-3 miles)?
     • None
     • 1-2
     • 3-5
     • 6-9
     • More than 10
  2. Medium-Distance Trips (3-10 miles)
     These trips might be to the supermarket, bank, post office, school, medical appointments, or movie theaters.
     • Walk
     • Bike
     • Drive Alone
     • Carpool
     • Bus
     • Light Rail/Rail
     On a typical day, how many of your trips are medium-distance trips (3-10 miles)?
     • None
     • 1-2
     • 3-5
     • 6-9
     • More than 10
  3. Longer-Distance Trips (10 miles or more)
     These trips might be to work, retail shopping, school, or to attend cultural events.
     • Walk
     • Bike
     • Drive Alone
     • Carpool
     • Bus
     • Light Rail/Rail
     On a typical day, how many of your trips are longer-distance trips (more than 10 miles)?
     • None
     • 1-2
     • 3-5
     • 6-9
     • More than 10
  4. Please indicate the city and the county you live in.
     • City: __________
     • County: __________
  5. What workshop interest group best describes you?
     • Environment
     • Business
     • Developer/Real Estate
     • Community Interest
     • Education
     • Elected Official
     • Public Employee
     • Other: __________
• Not Mapped Investments Survey 
  How high a priority is it?
  Over 50% of the MTP budget will likely be spent on improvements that are not mapped. This includes maintaining the existing transportation system and new improvements that are too small to map at the county scale.
  Roads
  • Improve road maintenance
    Regular repair of potholes, and rehabilitation or reconstruction of paving surfaces for smoother driving.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  • Improve safety
    Highways and freeways get improved shoulders, lighting, and guardrails. Local street intersections are improved with crosswalks, audible pedestrian signals, lighting, and signage.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  • Add more landscaping
    Tree plantings and decorative plantings along corridors with regular little pick-up.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  
  
  
  Public Transit
  • Expand existing local bus services
    Regular bus replacements and ongoing operations funding that keep up with population growth. Routes extended to serve new developments.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  • Expand paratransit services for the elderly and disabled
    Small buses offering curb-to-curb transport with advanced reservations. Expanded services for the disabled and the fast-growing elderly population.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  
  
  
  Bicycle/Pedestrian
  • Expand bike lanes and trails
    Special striped lanes along a network of streets. Off-street trails through greenways connect to a regional bike route network. Bike facilities (lockers, etc.) at key activity centers.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  • Improve pedestrian sidewalks and amenities
    Improve sidewalk connections, crosswalks and paths. Introduce more shade trees, intersection, curb cuts and street furniture to improve accessibility for all residents.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  
  
  
  Programs
  • Incentives for Blueprint implementation
    Seed money to promote "smart-growth" transportation and development projects.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  • Cleaner air programs
    Programs to offer alternatives to driving alone, such as rideshare matching and financial incentives to ride public transit or carpool.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High
  • Technology Deployment
    Signal-timing coordination, 511 traveler assistance and "real-time" information on transit services and traffic conditions.
    1. Low
    2.  
    3.  
    4. High