Total Transportation System Solutions (T2S2)

1739 McPherson St
Port Huron, MI 48060
ph: 810-858-2640
michael@t2s2.org

Traffic Survey

The purpose of this survey is to gather information on the following: perceptions of traffic signals; why they should be installed; if there are too many; if signals can be removed; several types of intersection designs. All information from this survey will be summarized to determine overall trends and patterns with respect to the perceptions of traffic signals and intersections. A place is provided at the end of the survey to provide comments and additional information that you think is important for the researchers to know.

Tell Us What You Think about traffic signals

Fill out the survey below to the best of your ability. Any and all comments are welcome, as your opinion is important!

A traffic signal is a fully operational signal with three indications- red, yellow, and green. Flashing beacons are not traffic signals.

*Gender

*Age

*Ethnicity

*City and state where you live

*Education Level

(Highest grade passed or highest degree obtained)

*Are You A Transportation Professional?

Answer "YES" if you are familiar with the MUTCD, AASHTO, ITE, TRB, or work in the Public Works sector

*Your Profession

*Primary Mode of Travel

(This is the way you most commonly use to travel)

*Signals should be installed because of high traffic volumes

*Signals should be installed because of delay

(Delay is the wait time to get through the intersection)

*Signals should be installed at an intersection that only experiences high volumes or delays only a few hours of the day

(For example, during the shift change at a factory.)

*Signals should be installed to help pedestrians cross the street

*Signals should be installed for specific purposes, such as schools and parks

*Signals should be installed to maintain a consistent speed

(On many streets, the signals are coordinated to turn green for vehicles that are traveling at a particular speed.)

*Signals should be installed because of crashes

*Signals should be installed to concentrate traffic on certain streets

*Signals should be installed at intersections next to railroad crossings

(For example, where a street runs next to a railroad, at intersections with cross-streets that cross the tracks.)

*Of the reasons stated, the best reason to install signals is:

*Of the reasons stated, the worst reason to install signals is:

Other comments on traffic signals:

*In general, the overall number of traffic signals is:

*Do you feel there are unnecessary traffic signals?

*When you are at a signal you feel is unnecessary, do you:

(Every situation is different, but what do you TYPICALLY do.)

*Do you think unnecessary signals should be removed whenever possible?

*Why or why not?

*Would you support replacing a signal with the RCUT design shown below?

(RCUT)

*Would you support replacing a signal with the ILAC design shown below?

(ILAC)

*Would you support replacing a signal with the RRCUT design shown below?

(RRCUT)

*In the box below, please detail your opinions on the RCUT, ILAC, and RRCUT designs.

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1739 McPherson St
Port Huron, MI 48060
ph: 810-858-2640
michael@t2s2.org

Total Transportation System Solutions (T2S2)

Traffic Survey

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Tell Us What You Think about traffic signals