Survey Transportation Plan Public Port Coquitlam Master

Port Coquitlam MasterTransportation Plan PublicSurvey

SURVEY RESPONSE REPORT10 December 2020 - 08 June 2021

PROJECT NAME:Master Transportation Plan

SURVEY QUESTIONS

Port Coquitlam Master Transportation Plan Public Survey : Survey Report for 10 December 2020 to 08 June 2021

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Q1 How important is it for the City to invest in a network of sidewalks, multi-use trails and

pathways that provide safe and d...

476 (58.3%)

476 (58.3%)254 (31.1%)

254 (31.1%)

70 (8.6%)

70 (8.6%)12 (1.5%)

12 (1.5%)4 (0.5%)

4 (0.5%)

Extremely important Very important Somewhat important Not so important Not at all important

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irect routes to key destination points.

Q2 How important is it for the City to invest in enhanced crosswalks (e.g. flashing lights) on

direct routes to key destination points?

375 (46.0%)

375 (46.0%)

257 (31.5%)

257 (31.5%)

132 (16.2%)

132 (16.2%)

47 (5.8%)

47 (5.8%)5 (0.6%)

5 (0.6%)


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Q3 How important is it for the City to invest in street lighting at high-risk locations and key

destination points (e.g. crosswalks, intersections and trailheads)?

468 (57.4%)

468 (57.4%)250 (30.6%)

250 (30.6%)

79 (9.7%)

79 (9.7%)16 (2.0%)

16 (2.0%)3 (0.4%)

3 (0.4%)


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Q4 How important is it for the City to invest in a network of multi-use paths, trails, and

cycling facilities to ensure people have safe and direct routes to cycle or roll to key

destination points?

370 (45.3%)

370 (45.3%)

243 (29.8%)

243 (29.8%)

154 (18.9%)

154 (18.9%)

38 (4.7%)

38 (4.7%)11 (1.3%)

11 (1.3%)


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Q5 How important is it for the City to invest in directional stencils, maps and/or signage to

help people navigate the network easily and safely?

198 (24.3%)

198 (24.3%)

260 (31.9%)

260 (31.9%)

244 (29.9%)

244 (29.9%)

93 (11.4%)

93 (11.4%) 21 (2.6%)

21 (2.6%)


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Q6 How important is it for the City to review the trail network to identify gaps and needs, such

as missing connections, safe routes to schools, accessible paths, and routes that need to be

expanded?

373 (45.7%)

373 (45.7%)

284 (34.8%)

284 (34.8%)

131 (16.1%)

131 (16.1%) 25 (3.1%)

25 (3.1%)3 (0.4%)

3 (0.4%)


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Q7 How important is it for the City to provide items on the trail network that make it more

safe, comfortable and easy to navigate, such as: better trail surfaces, directional/interpretive

signage, lighting, benches, waste receptacles, etc.?

279 (34.2%)

279 (34.2%)

306 (37.5%)

306 (37.5%)

189 (23.2%)

189 (23.2%)

36 (4.4%)

36 (4.4%)6 (0.7%)

6 (0.7%)


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Q8 Promoting Port Coquitlam’s great trails as a tourism/recreational destination could draw

more people to the City to support local businesses and economy. Do you support the City

promoting Port Coquitlam trails as a tourism/recreational destination?

546 (66.9%)

546 (66.9%)

205 (25.1%)

205 (25.1%)

65 (8.0%)

65 (8.0%)

Yes No Other (please specify)

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Q9 How important is it for the City to invest in sidewalks, trails, paths and bike lanes that

connect to transit?

356 (43.6%)

356 (43.6%)

256 (31.4%)

256 (31.4%)

157 (19.2%)

157 (19.2%)

38 (4.7%)

38 (4.7%)9 (1.1%)

9 (1.1%)


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Q10 How important is it for the City to invest in transit priority improvements to support bus

speed and reliability (e.g. bus pullouts, bus lanes, advanced signals for buses)?

285 (34.9%)

285 (34.9%)

233 (28.6%)

233 (28.6%)

227 (27.8%)

227 (27.8%)

57 (7.0%)

57 (7.0%)14 (1.7%)

14 (1.7%)


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Q11 How important is it for the City to invest in bus stop amenities that make transit more

accessible and inviting (e.g. pedestrian/wheelchair pads, benches, shelters, lighting, etc.)?

275 (33.7%)

275 (33.7%)

293 (35.9%)

293 (35.9%)

194 (23.8%)

194 (23.8%)

46 (5.6%)

46 (5.6%)8 (1.0%)

8 (1.0%)


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Q12 How important is it for the City to advocate for a SkyTrain station in or near downtown

Port Coquitlam?

373 (45.7%)

373 (45.7%)

152 (18.6%)

152 (18.6%)

134 (16.4%)

134 (16.4%)

106 (13.0%)

106 (13.0%)

51 (6.3%)

51 (6.3%)


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Q13 How important is it for the City to invest in major outstanding corridor and bridge

projects to address traffic growth and congestion such as the Fremont Connector, Lougheed

Highway Improvements and Lincoln Avenue Connector?

257 (31.5%)

257 (31.5%)

251 (30.8%)

251 (30.8%)

218 (26.7%)

218 (26.7%)

69 (8.5%)

69 (8.5%)21 (2.6%)

21 (2.6%)


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Q14 How important is it for the City to update design standards to require that roads be

constructed to accommodate travel options other than vehicles (e.g. walking, wheeling, and

rolling)?

339 (41.5%)

339 (41.5%)

257 (31.5%)

257 (31.5%)

161 (19.7%)

161 (19.7%)

43 (5.3%)

43 (5.3%)16 (2.0%)

16 (2.0%)


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Q15 How important is it for the City to continue investments in infrastructure to address

speeding and pedestrian safety?

349 (42.8%)

349 (42.8%)

272 (33.3%)

272 (33.3%)

148 (18.1%)

148 (18.1%)

37 (4.5%)

37 (4.5%)10 (1.2%)

10 (1.2%)


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Q16 How important is it to you for the City to plan for patios, sidewalk cafes and other

gathering places?

339 (41.5%)

339 (41.5%)

245 (30.0%)

245 (30.0%)

157 (19.2%)

157 (19.2%)

60 (7.4%)

60 (7.4%)15 (1.8%)

15 (1.8%)


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Q17 How important is it for the City to plan for street trees, rain gardens and public art?

272 (33.3%)

272 (33.3%)

255 (31.3%)

255 (31.3%)

195 (23.9%)

195 (23.9%)

73 (8.9%)

73 (8.9%)21 (2.6%)

21 (2.6%)


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Q18 How important is it for the City to look at ways to expand car share and bike share

programs?

121 (14.8%)

121 (14.8%)

151 (18.5%)

151 (18.5%)

308 (37.7%)

308 (37.7%)

183 (22.4%)

183 (22.4%)

53 (6.5%)

53 (6.5%)


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Q19 How important is it for the City to look at ways of providing electric vehicle charging

stations?

205 (25.1%)

205 (25.1%)

251 (30.8%)

251 (30.8%)

241 (29.5%)

241 (29.5%)

90 (11.0%)

90 (11.0%) 29 (3.6%)

29 (3.6%)


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Q20 How important is it for the City to consider the use of electric scooters/bikes and other

emerging technologies that support sustainable transportation?

186 (22.8%)

186 (22.8%)

215 (26.3%)

215 (26.3%)266 (32.6%)

266 (32.6%)

108 (13.2%)

108 (13.2%)

41 (5.0%)

41 (5.0%)


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Q21 How do you rank the importance of each of these transportation-related areas?

559

559

442

442

486

486

507

507

320

320

329

329

437

437

175

175

207

207

236

236

200

200

272

272

291

291

224

224

60

60

113

113

74

74

85

85

149

149

138

138

117

117

17

17

32

32

16

16

14

14

53

53

39

39

24

24

5

5

22

22

4

4

10

10

22

22

19

19

14

14

Unimportant

Somewhat unimportant

Neutral

Somewhat important

Important

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200 400 600 800 1000

Walking/Wheeling

Cycling/Rolling

Trails

Transit

Auto

Urban Street Design

Sustainability

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Q21 How do you rank the importance of each of these transportation-relatedareas?

Walking/Wheeling


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Important : 559

Somewhat important : 175

Neutral : 60

Somewhat unimportant : 17

Unimportant : 5

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600


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Important : 442


Neutral : 113


Unimportant : 22

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

Cycling/Rolling


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Important : 486


Neutral : 74


Unimportant : 4

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550

Trails


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Important : 507


Neutral : 85


Unimportant : 10

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550

Transit


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Important : 320


Neutral : 149


Unimportant : 22

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

Auto


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Important : 329


Neutral : 138


Unimportant : 19

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

Urban Street Design


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Important : 437


Neutral : 117


Unimportant : 14

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

Sustainability


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Q22 Are you answering this survey on behalf of a club or organization?

12 (1.5%)

12 (1.5%)

804 (98.5%)

804 (98.5%)

No Yes

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Q23 Your age:

1 (0.1%)

1 (0.1%)

6 (0.7%)

6 (0.7%)

72 (8.8%)

72 (8.8%)

154 (18.9%)

154 (18.9%)

183 (22.4%)

183 (22.4%)184 (22.5%)

184 (22.5%)

162 (19.9%)

162 (19.9%)

54 (6.6%)

54 (6.6%)

70+ years old 60-69 years old 50-59 years old 40-49 years old 30-39 years old 20-29 years old

15-19 years old 0-14 years old

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