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Conducting Counts & Surveys Why? Better understand needs Understand what influences biking and walking Secure grant funding Support Bicycle and Pedestrian Documentation Project (www.bikepeddocumentation.org/)

How to fill out bicycle counts and surveys

How to fill out bicycle counts and surveys:

1. Start by gathering the necessary materials: a copy of the survey form, a pen or pencil, a clipboard, and possibly a stopwatch or timer.
2. Begin by reading the instructions provided on the survey form. Make sure you understand the purpose of the survey and what information is being collected.
3. Find a suitable location for conducting the bicycle count or survey. This could be a busy intersection, a popular bike path, or any area with significant bicycle traffic.
4. Set up your counting station or designated survey area. This may involve finding a visible spot where you can easily observe passing cyclists or pedestrians.
5. If conducting a bicycle count, start the timer or stopwatch and count the number of bicycles that pass through the designated area within a specific timeframe. Be sure to note any additional relevant information, such as the time of day, weather conditions, or any notable observations.
6. If completing a survey, approach cyclists or pedestrians as they pass by and ask them to participate. Be polite and explain the purpose of the survey. Ask the questions on the survey form and record their responses accurately.
7. Ensure that all the required fields on the survey form are filled out completely and legibly. Double-check your work before submitting the survey to ensure accuracy.
8. After completing the bicycle count or survey, compile the data collected. This may involve organizing the information into spreadsheets or databases for further analysis.

Who needs bicycle counts and surveys:

1. City planners or transportation departments may require bicycle counts and surveys to gather data on cycling patterns and trends. This information can help them make informed decisions about bike infrastructure, traffic management, and urban planning.
2. Researchers studying urban mobility, transportation behavior, or the impact of cycling on public health may use bicycle counts and surveys as a source of primary data.
3. Advocacy groups, non-profit organizations, or community-based initiatives may conduct bicycle counts and surveys to support their efforts in promoting cycling as a mode of transportation.
4. Businesses or entrepreneurs exploring opportunities in the cycling industry may benefit from bicycle counts and surveys to understand market demand, consumer preferences, and potential customers.

In summary, filling out bicycle counts and surveys requires careful attention to detail and adherence to instructions. The collected data is valuable for various stakeholders, including city planners, researchers, advocacy groups, and businesses interested in the cycling industry.

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What is bicycle counts and surveys?

Bicycle counts and surveys are methods used to track the number of bicycles using a specific route or location.

Who is required to file bicycle counts and surveys?

Local transportation authorities or organizations responsible for managing bike infrastructure are typically required to file bicycle counts and surveys.

How to fill out bicycle counts and surveys?

Bicycle counts and surveys can be filled out by conducting manual counts, using automated counters, or conducting surveys asking cyclists about their usage patterns.

What is the purpose of bicycle counts and surveys?

The purpose of bicycle counts and surveys is to gather data on bike usage, which can inform infrastructure planning, improvements, and funding allocations.

What information must be reported on bicycle counts and surveys?

Information reported on bicycle counts and surveys may include the number of cyclists, their behavior, the location of counts, time of day, and types of cyclists.