Get In The Spring Of 2015, Madera County Transportation Commission (mctc) Conducted A

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for successfully filling out the survey conducted by the Madera County Transportation Commission in the spring of 2015. By following these steps, users can accurately convey their transportation habits and challenges.

Follow the steps to complete the survey effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for editing.
2. Review the introductory section of the form to understand the purpose and context of the survey.
3. Begin with the first section, which asks how often you ride a bike or walk to school. Select the option that best represents your habits.
4. Proceed to question two, which identifies the obstacles preventing you from biking or walking more. Circle all relevant choices.
5. For question three, indicate whether you would consider biking or walking more frequently if the barriers noted were resolved.
6. Continue to question four, reflecting on how often you ride a bike or walk for fitness or recreation and select the most suitable answer.
7. In question five, assess whether a six-mile bicycle commute would be reasonable and mark your response.
8. When asked about transit usage in question six, select how often you take transit to school.
9. Question seven lists reasons preventing you from taking transit. Circle all that apply.
10. For question eight, indicate if you would consider using transit more often if the obstacles you listed earlier were resolved.
11. Complete questions nine through eleven regarding your willingness to walk or bike to a bus stop, the maximum duration for a bus ride, and your acceptable fare.
12. Finally, fill in your neighborhood information in question twelve and provide any additional comments as required before submission.
13. After completing the form, ensure all fields are filled out as required before saving, downloading, or printing your responses.

Complete your survey online to ensure your voice is heard regarding transportation in Madera County.