Transportation Council Long Term Survey 2

Draft Vision Statement and Community Tradeoffs Survey

The Transportation Council is the Metropolitan Planning Organization which plans for the future of our region's transportation system. We are developing a new regional transportation plan to be called In Motion: The Plan to 2050 and we want to hear from you!

We're gathering feedback on our Draft Vision Statement for the plan and community tradeoffs you'd be willing to make to achieve it. Share your thoughts below.

To learn more about the plan, the goals, and to get more involved, visit https://www.inmotionplan.org/.
Your Zip Code (limit to 5 digits)*
Zip code where you live
In Motion Plan Draft Vision Statement

A vision statement is a concise declaration of our regional transportation plan's desired future.
Draft Vision Statement:

By 2050, we will strive to maintain a clean transportation system that provides safe, equitable, resilient, and reliable options for the movement of people and goods. The Capital Region will thrive with a seamless, multimodal network that is community focused, connecting all people to economic opportunity while supporting sustainable growth and livable communities. Transportation investments will address inequities, improve system performance, adapt to technological advancements, and protect the environment for future generations.
What do you like about the vision statement?
What don't you like about the vision statement?
Possible Futures
Thinking about future growth and technological advancement in the Capital Region, which of the following do you think is likely to happen by 2050?

The region grows to look more like the City of Albany and technology is widely used in transportationThe region grows to look more like the City of Albany and technology is somewhat used in transportationThe region grows to look more like the Town of Halfmoon and technology is widely used in transportationThe region grows to look more like the Town of Halfmoon and technology is somewhat used in transportation
Community Tradeoffs

To achieve the regional vision, tradeoffs will need to be made in communities. What are you willing to accept?
If it created more affordable housing options, would you accept more apartment buildings, duplexes, and townhouses being built in your neighborhood?

YesNoNot Sure
If it meant more local restaurants, shops, and services within walking distance, would you accept taller buildings on main streets?

YesNoNot Sure
If it created safer walking and bicycling routes, would you accept one-way streets or limited on-street parking on some residential streets?

YesNoNot Sure
What other tradeoffs would you be willing to make in your community?
Demographics

We only use this data to see how respondents compare to the demographics of the Capital Region as a whole. All questions in this section are optional, but we hope you'll help us out.
Gender
Age
Are you disabled?

Yes, permanentlyYes, temporarilyNo
What is your approximate yearly *household* income?
About how much do you and everyone in your household make per year?
Race/Ethnicity:

AsianBlackNative AmericanNative Hawaiian/Pacific IslanderWhiteOther - please specify
Hispanic or Latino?

YesNo
Is English your first language?

YesNo
Would you like to subscribe to the Transportation Council's Newsletter?

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Draft Vision Statement and Community Tradeoffs Survey

In Motion Plan Draft Vision Statement

Possible Futures

Community Tradeoffs

Demographics