Brampton Mobility Plan Survey #2 (July 2023)

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Thank you for your interest in On the Move, the Brampton Mobility Plan!
The Brampton Mobility Plan will develop a long-term strategy to guide decision-making for future transportation planning and investment in Brampton. Your input is essential to the success of the study.
Tell us about your TRAVEL choices.
1. What areas in Brampton do you travel to the most? Select your top 3. View the map below for approximate areas.

Downtown BramptonCentral West BramptonBramaleaNorthwest BramptonNortheast BramptonEast BramptonSouth Industrial BramptonWest Brampton
2a. Are there areas in Brampton that you avoid? Select all that apply.

Downtown BramptonCentral West BramptonBramaleaNorthwest BramptonNortheast BramptonEast BramptonSouth Industrial BramptonWest Brampton
2b. Why do you avoid those areas? (e.g., hard to access by transit, too much traffic, lack of cycling facilities, etc.)
3. Which communities outside of Brampton do you travel to the most?

MississaugaCaledonYork Region (Vaughan, King, Richmond Hill, Markham, Aurora, Newmarket, etc.)Halton Region (Milton, Halton Hills, Oakville, Burlington)TorontoOther
What other communities outside of Brampton do you travel to the most?
4. How do you travel most of the time? Select your top 2.

Car, as a driverCar, as a passenger (including taxi or rideshare)Brampton TransitGO TransitMiWayTTCBicycle or E-bicycleScooter or E-ScooterWalking, Walking with a mobility deviceOther
What other way do you travel most of the time?
5. What is most important to you when choosing how you travel? Drag the options below to rank them in the order of importance.
6. How has your commute to work or school changed since the COVID-19 pandemic?

My commute has not changedI only work or take classes from homeI only travel to school or the office some of the timeI do not commute.
7. Has your primary mode of transportation changed since the COVID-19 pandemic?

My primary mode of transportation has not changedI take public transit more oftenI drive my car more oftenI walk or cycle more often
8a. Think about the last time you travelled to a destination in Brampton. Why did you make that trip? (e.g., shop for groceries, work, school, hobbies, entertainment, childcare, etc.)
8b. What were the positive and negative aspects of the trip? (e.g., it was easy to take the bus there, there are nice pathways to walk along, there were traffic delays, or it was hard to find parking.)
Brampton's Transportation Vision
9. Brampton 2040 Vision described a vision for Brampton’s future transportation system as “a mosaic of safe, integrated transportation choices and new modes, contributing to civic sustainability, and emphasizing walking, cycling and transit”. Do you support this vision for Brampton?

Strongly agreeSomewhat AgreeNeither Agree or DisagreeSomewhat DisagreeStrongly Disagree
Why or why not?
The guiding principles for the Brampton Mobility Plan are listed below.

1. Enhance mobility and travel options for people and goods.
Consider long term needs for a seamless and integrated mobility network that supports sustainable travel options that connects people to places and move goods to market.

2. Advance multi-modal transportation equity.
Prioritize infrastructure decisions to ‘complete’ streets, balancing the needs of all road users, including pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders of all ages and abilities.

3. Integrate transportation and land use planning.
Plan for mobility solutions that support compact, high density, mixed land use in strategic centres that are connected by transit and active transportation networks.

4. Protect public health and safety.
Embrace Vision Zero objectives to eliminate fatalities and serious injury from collisions and enhance attractiveness, liveability and well-being of the community.

5. Improve environmental sustainability.
Manage travel demand to reduce car travel and to increase sustainable transportation trips.

6. Leverage Technology.
Plan for the future of mobility and the impacts of new travel technologies.

7. Emphasize Community Engagement and Collaboration.
Engage citizens in addressing mobility issues to support the 2040 Vision.
10a. Do you think these are suitable guiding principles for the Brampton Mobility Plan?

I like the guiding principles as isI generally like the guiding principles, but would like to see some changesI don’t like the guiding principles and they should be revisedI don’t know / I’m not sure
10b. Provide any comments on how the guiding principles may be improved.
11. In Brampton, almost 60% of community-wide greenhouse gas emissions are from transportation. What can the City of Brampton do to help reduce transportation emissions? Select all that apply.

Invest in transit improvements such as new routes, more frequent service, LRT, BRT, etc.Improve sidewalks and trails.Improve cycling infrastructure, such as building protected bike lanes and cycle tracks.Introduce more electric buses.Promote/support electric vehicle use by residents.Provide electric vehicle charging infrastructure.Introduce/promote carshare and bikeshare in Brampton.Introduce incentives for employers to support non-car modes for getting to work. Examples incentives include employee transit passes, shower facilities or bike parking.Other
What other idea should the City of Brampton consider?
12. The way we travel continues to change with new technologies and travel trends. Do you support expanding travel options in Brampton to include options such as bike share, car share, e-scooters, automated (self-driving) shuttles, automated vehicles, etc?

Strongly supportSomewhat supportNeither support nor opposeSomewhat opposeStrongly oppose
Why or why not?
13. The manufacturing and logistics industries are critical to Brampton’s economy. However, it means that there are often many large trucks on the road network. What issues should the City prioritize when it comes to moving goods in Brampton? Rank the following by importance to you.
If you selected other, describe what other issue is important to you.
14. Is there anything else you want us to know as we develop the Brampton Mobility Plan?
Tell Us About Yourself
An important part of the Brampton Mobility Plan is addressing transportation equity and providing a transportation system that works for everyone. The questions in this section will help us develop a plan to meet everyone's needs. The questions in this section are optional.
15. Do you live in Brampton?

YesNo
16. Which of the following best describes you?

High school or elementary school studentPost-Secondary StudentPart-Time and/or Shift WorkerEmployed (full-time)Retired/Not workingPrefer not to answerOther
What other description would best describe you?
17. What is your age?

Under 15 years16-24 years25-44 years45-64 years65+Prefer not to answer
18. Please select all categories that you identify with. Select all that apply.

Person of ColourFirst Nation and/or Metis and/or InuitPerson with a disabilityMember of the LGBTQIA2S+ communityRecent immigrant to Canada (2018 or later)Non-English speakerSingle ParentPrefer not to answer
19. How many people live in your household (including yourself)?
20. What is your total household income?

Below $45,000Between $45,000 and $100,000Over $100,000Prefer not to answer
21. Do you own a car?

YesNo
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Thank you for your interest in On the Move, the Brampton Mobility Plan!