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- A summary of new surveys
- Barbara McCann
- America Bikes
- May 19, 2003
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- America Bikes Omnibus Survey
- Belden Russonello & Stewart
- 1,014 respondents, April 2003
- BTS/NHTSA bicycle-pedestrian survey
- The Gallup Organization
- 9,616 respondents, June-August 2002
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- 27% of adults
- 57 million
- Americans
- rode a bike at least once a month over the summer of 2002
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- 52% of Americans want to bike more than they do now.
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- 48% in travel lanes
- 13% on shoulders
- 56 million bike trips were on roads
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- 13 %
- paths or trails
- 5 %
- bike lanes
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- 50% are dissatisfied with the cycling environment
- 47% suggested specific changes
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- Among those suggesting changes:
- 73% want paths, lanes, racks, signals, & lighting
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- Among those suggesting changes:
- 8% Improve existing facilities
- 7% change laws
- 7% bike safety education
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- 53% support increased federal spending on bicycle lanes or paths
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- 50% support requiring maintenance projects and new road construction to
include bike lanes or paths,
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- State spending on Safe Routes to School
- Even if less $ for new roads 74%
- Federal spending on safe street crossings
- even if less $ to roads 68%
- Design for walking distance
- Even if homes closer together 47%
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- www.americabikes.org
- http://www.bicyclinginfo.org/survey2002.htm
- www.bikeleague.org
- http://www.transact.org/report.asp?id=205
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