Virginia DOT's unique feasibility study around turning a former railroad track into a shared use path used online surveys to great effect. Read on to learn some of the takeaways that can be applied to a variety of other surveys, particularly those that ask for input on a map!...
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For its Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan, Elizabeth City launched an amazing MetroQuest survey to identify obstacles and solutions to building a more walkable city as part of a strategic plan to stimulate community growth. Read the story and get takeaways for your own survey success!...
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Using NextDoor to promote its interactive survey, the City of Austin turned its NextDoor neighbors into active participants, gathering input from 5,100 respondents for its Austin Strategic Mobility Plan!...
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From the very beginning, we at MetroQuest have made it our mission to deliver great online public engagement experiences that broaden outreach to meaningfully include the public in planning more livable places and moving more people. We always love to see great online surveys used to engage the public in transit planning! After all, it’s perfectly logical to collect community input since transit is a public...
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The City of Austin recently used MetroQuest, in partnership with national planning and design consulting firm, Kimley-Horn & Associates, to engage over 5,100 participants online! Their outstanding success is based on two factors: a great outreach plan and a fantastic MetroQuest survey that turned visitors into survey respondents. Before discussing the latter in my next post, we’ll turn our attention to one major aspect of...
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