“Imagine Transportation” Community Crowdsourcing: What We’ve Heard

Posted by Content Coordinator on Friday, July 15th, 2016

REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION ALLIANCE OF SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA

Initial Findings from the 10-County Community Crowdsourcing Initiative

We asked 800+ organizations across all 10 counties: What changes to transportation would make the biggest difference to the populations or clients you serve?

“Imagine Transportation” Community Crowdsourcing: What We’ve Heard

  • Responses focused on 17 priorities to address, grouped by 4 similar themes
  • 6 priorities emerged with the broadest support as the most important reasons to invest and improve our system
  • 3 out of the 4 major Themes shared nearly equal support overall as important areas to address
  • Additional public transit was the most frequently suggested way to improve our current system by respondents in every county

RTA Transportation Survey - 1 RTA Transportation Survey - 2

What Does This Mean?

You told us we that there are many good reasons for working together to improve and invest our regional transportation system!! In addition to these problems, you gave many suggestions for the types of projects or changes that would help solve these problems. Now the RTA is sorting through those responses as well as looking at what other regions and experts have done to identify opportunities for new investment that will address these problems of regional connectivity and mobility.

Who we asked:

  • Aging Population Assistance Organizations
  • Arts, Entertainment, and Cultural Organizations
  • Chambers of Commerce
  • Colleges and Universities
  • Community Colleges & Trade Schools
  • Economic and Industrial Development Partners
  • Environmental & Health Advocacy Groups
  • Freight Carriers
  • Human and Social Service Organizations
  • Labor Unions
  • Library Systems
  • Minority/Diversity Advocacy Organizations
  • Community Development Organizations
  • Park Systems and Recreation Organizations
  • Top 10 Private Employers
  • Top 3 Largest School Districts
  • Tourism Boards
  • Trade Associations
  • Transportation Advocacy Groups
  • Transportation Providers
  • Workforce Investment Boards
  • Young Professional Organizations
  • Youth Services Organizations

View full version (alleghenyconference.org): “Imagine Transportation” Community Crowdsourcing – What We’ve Heard

About the Regional Transportation Alliance of Southwestern Pennsylvania
www.alleghenyconference.org/RTA
The Regional Transportation Alliance (RTA) is a coalition of public and private partners from the ten counties of southwestern Pennsylvania and the City of Pittsburgh that will facilitate an ongoing regional discussion to support the realization of additional transportation projects that will enhance regional connectivity, competitiveness and quality of life.

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