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Appendix A

Appendix B

Purpose of Trip (Q7)

Home

(to/from

work)

University/College Errand/Appointment Business

Related Shopping

School

(K-12) Recreation Other

No

Response

2159 107 273 736 176 121 224 636 47

48.7% 2.4% 6.2% 16.6% 4.0% 2.7% 5.1% 14.4%

Trip Frequency (Q8)

4 or more

days a week

2-3 days a

week

Once a

Week

Once Every

2 Weeks

Once a

Month

Once Every

3 Months

Once Every

6 Months

Once a

Year or

Less

No

Response

2742 491 290 136 238 187 118 225 40

61.9% 11.1% 6.6% 3.1% 5.4% 4.2% 2.7% 5.1%

Amount of Passengers in the Vehicle (Including the Driver) (Q9)

1 2 3 4 5 or more No Response

3315 774 193 90 41 73

75.1% 17.5% 4.4% 2.0% 0.9%

Vehicles Available in the Household (Q10)

0 1 2 3 or more No Response

32 826 2344 1253 31

0.7% 18.5% 52.6% 28.1%

Licensed Drivers in the Household (Q11)

0 1 2 3 4 5 or more No Response

13 673 2832 639 214 56 59

0.3% 15.2% 64.0% 14.4% 4.8% 1.3%

Full Time Workers in the Household (Q12)

0 1 2 3 4 5 or more No Response

640 1676 1901 198 32 15 24

14.3% 37.6% 42.6% 4.4% 0.7% 0.3%

Household Population (Q13)

1 2 3 4 5 or More No Response

750 1737 798 740 433 28

16.8% 39.0% 17.9% 16.6% 9.7%

Children in the Household 6 Yr Old and Under (Q14a)

0 1 2 3 4 10 No Response

3362 466 172 26 6 1 402

83.4% 11.6% 4.3% 0.6% 0.1% 0.0%

Children in the Household Between Ages 6-16 (Q14b)

0 1 2 3 4 5 No Response

2989 625 373 106 20 1 333

72.7% 15.2% 9.1% 2.6% 0.5% 0.0%

Age Category (Q15)

16-20 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 or older

62 114 637 840 1268 944 551

1.4% 2.6% 14.4% 19.0% 28.7% 21.4% 12.5%

Gender (Q16)

Male Female No Response

2011 2393 80

45.7% 54.3%

Residency (Q17)

Permanent Seasonal Not a FL

Resident No Response

4305 91 48 42

96.9% 2.0% 1.1%

Working (Q18)

Working Full

Time

Working Part

Time Student

Not in Work

Force Retired Other

No

Response

3255 363 82 117 520 139 46

72.7% 8.1% 1.8% 2.6% 11.6% 3.1%

Income Level (Q19)

Less than $20k $20k -$40k $40k- $75k $75k - $100k More Than $100k No Response

301 865 1255 719 836 510

7.6% 21.8% 31.6% 18.1% 21.0%

Use of I-95 (Q20)

Yes No No Response

4429 415 44

91.4% 8.6%

Use of Freeways/Expressways to get onto I-95 (Q21)

Florida's

Turnpike

Beachline

Expressway/S.R. 528 I-4

S.R. 80/Southern

Blvd Other

None of the

above

No

Response

240 260 43 38 51 3494 564

5.8% 6.3% 1.0% 0.9% 1.2% 84.7%

Freeway Fuel Efficiency of Vehicle (Q24a)

0-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 31 or more Don't Know No Response

41 164 749 1003 899 611 1366 53

0.8% 3.4% 15.5% 20.8% 18.6% 12.6% 28.3%

City Fuel Efficiency of Vehicle (Q24b)

0-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 31 or more Don't Know No Response

74 405 1108 739 457 175 1788 131

1.6% 8.5% 23.3% 15.6% 9.6% 3.7% 37.7%

Aware of Commuter Assistance Program (Q25)

Yes No No Response

872 3928 88

18.2% 81.8%

Reason for Not Utilizing Public Transit (Q26)

Infrequent

Service

Not Accessible for

this trip

Lack of bus

stop/shelter Safety

Not Aware of Services

Available Other

No

Response

303 1647 75 74 1735 855 199

6.5% 35.1% 1.6% 1.6% 37.0% 18.2%

Would Use Express Buses on I-95 (Q27a)

Yes No No Response

1243 2835 810

30.5% 69.5%

Would Use Commuter Train/Light Rail (Q27b)

Yes No No Response

2043 2299 546

47.1% 52.9%

Used I-95 to Avoid Toll Cost (Q28)

Yes No No Response

933 3796 159

19.7% 80.3%

Currently Own a Hybrid Vehicle (Q29)

Yes No No Response

132 4721 35

2.7% 97.3%

Plan to Own a Hybrid Vehicle (Q30)

Yes No No Response

542 4237 109

11.3% 88.7%

Trips To Each County

Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach Martin St. Lucie Indian River Brevard Other

19 25 533 598 1281 346 1852 344

0.4% 0.5% 10.7% 12.0% 25.6% 6.9% 37.1% 6.9%

Trips From Each County

Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach Martin St. Lucie Indian River Brevard Other

12 44 679 447 1242 338 1814 313

0.2% 0.9% 13.9% 9.1% 25.4% 6.9% 37.1% 6.4%

Interchange

Responses to

Q22 - Where

did you get

on I-95?

Total Cards

Distributed

Percent

of

Returns

ADT ADT

Normalized

# of

Responses/ADT

Indiantown Road 161 3710 4.34% 11882 13.55% 1.35%

Bridge Road 35 797 4.39% 4403 7.95% 0.79%

Kanner Highway 201 2795 7.19% 19671 10.22% 1.02%

High Meadows Avenue 103 1280 8.05% 8294 12.42% 1.24%

Martin Highway 74 895 8.27% 4490 16.48% 1.65%

Becker Highway 112 1656 6.76% 4010 27.93% 2.79%

Gatlin Boulevard 266 1440 18.47% 14917 17.83% 1.78%

Crosstown Pkwy 138 1420 9.72% 6447 21.41% 2.14%

St. Lucie West Boulevard 192 2310 8.31% 14761 13.01% 1.30%

Midway Road 109 1475 7.39% 7875 13.84% 1.38%

Okeechobee Road 119 2160 5.51% 18730 6.35% 0.64%

Orange Avenue 107 1965 5.45% 3415 31.33% 3.13%

Indrio Rd 148 1075 13.77% 5786 25.58% 2.56%

Osceola Boulevard 129 1420 9.08% 12579 10.26% 1.03%

Fellsmere Rd 126 850 14.82% 6360 19.81% 1.98%

Malabar Road 360 3060 11.76% 14670 24.54% 2.45%

Palm Bay Road 324 1893 17.12% 14297 22.66% 2.27%

New Haven Avenue 131 1210 10.83% 12725 10.29% 1.03%

Eau Gallie Boulevard/Sarno Road 264 2463 10.72% 16907 15.61% 1.56%

Wickham Road 238 2296 10.37% 16390 14.52% 1.45%

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Interchange of I-95 at Southern Blvd.

= Post Card Distributor

= Supervisor

= Sign (Survey Crew Ahead)

= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

5 Surveyors Pilot Test Distribution Plan

Interchange of I-95 at Indiantown Road

Figure I-1


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

5 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Bridge Road

Figure I-2


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

2 Surveyors

Note:

Can not capture Southbound to

Westbound Off-Ramp I-95 Traffic.

No Signal/Stop Condition within the

Interchange.

Note:

Can not capture Northbound to

Eastbound Off-Ramp I-95 Traffic.


Interchange.

Interchange of I-95 at Kanner Highway

Figure I-3


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

6 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at High Meadows Avenue

Figure I-4

Note:

Can not capture Northbound

Off-Ramp I-95 Traffic.

No Signal/Stop Condition

within the Interchange.

Note:

Can not capture Southbound

Off-Ramp I-95 Traffic.

No Signal/Stop Condition

within the Interchange.


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

2 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Martin Highway

Figure I-5


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

2 Surveyors

Note:




Interchange.

Note:

Can not capture Northbound to

Eastbound Off-Ramp I-95 Traffic.


Interchange.

Interchange of I-95 at Becker Road

Figure I-6


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

6 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Gatlin Boulevard

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= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

8 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Crosstown Parkway

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= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

6 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at St. Lucie West Blvd.

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= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

5 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Midway Road

Figure I-10


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

5 Surveyors

Note:




Interchange.

Interchange of I-95 at Okeechobee Road

Figure I-11


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

7 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Orange Avenue

Figure I-12


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

4 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Indrio Road

Figure I-13


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

4 Surveyors

Note:




Interchange.

Interchange of I-95 at Osceola Boulevard

Figure I-14


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

6 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Fellesmere Road

Figure I-15


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

5 Surveyors

N. Willow St

Interchange of I-95 at Malabar Road

Figure I-16


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

7 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Palm Bay Road

Figure I-17


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

7 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at New Haven Avenue

Figure I-18


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

7 Surveyors

Interchange of I-95 at Eau Gallie Boulevard

Figure I-19


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

4 Surveyors

Note:




Interchange.


= Supervisor


= VMS Sign

= Tube Counts

LEGEND

TOTAL PERSONNEL

6 Surveyors

Figure I-20

Interchange of I-95 at Wickham Road

Appendix D

TRIP ORIGIN AND DESTINATION SURVEY

Trip Origin and Destination Survey

For I-95 Northern Counties

Safety Training Session

Prepared By: Michael A. Penn, P.E.

Freddie Vargas, P.E.

April 12,2010


What are the discussion topics? Who are we?

Who are you?

What is an Origin and Destination (O/D) Survey?

What is the importance of an O/D Survey?

What are the Limits of the O/D Survey?

O/D Survey Schedule

How can you help us?

Questionnaire survey form

How will you help us?

What are the main goals?

Implementation of Safety Measures

Sample Distribution Plan

Example interchange at O/D survey

Safety Measures

Survey team game plan

Sample interchange to be surveyed

Field Equipment

Tips to Surveyors

Last Remarks

Questions?


Who are we?

We work for Stanley Consultants Inc.

International Engineering Consulting firm established in 1913

consisting of 15 National and International locations

We are representing the FDOT, District 4

Freddie Vargas, P.E.

Traffic Engineering & Planning Section Manager

Michael A. Penn, P.E.

Project Manager


Who are you?

Can you please stand up and introduce yourself?


What is an Origin and Destination (O/D) Survey?

A Survey Designed to Assist in Determining the Location and Impacts of

Traffic Diversion

The O/D Survey will Identify Travel Patterns

The O/D Survey will Compare Travel Patterns with Those Identified

Previous Surveys and Identify Changes in Travel Patterns

The O/D Survey will Identify the Types of Travelers who Use a

Particular Corridor Based on their Trip Frequency, Trip Length,

Vehicle Occupancy, Time of Travel, Residency and Trip Purpose


What is the importance of an O/D Survey?

The study will help us to:

Understand how a particular corridor is being used by the

public

Identify how a particular corridor is performing in relation to

other facilities

Gauge user-based financing options


What are the Limits of the O/D Survey?

From Indiantown Road Interchange to Wickham Road Interchange

Indiantown Road

Bridge Road

Kanner Highway

High Meadows Avenue

Martin Highway

Becker Road

Gatlin Boulevard

Crosstown Parkway

St. Lucie West Boulevard

Midway Road

Okeechobee Road

Orange Avenue

Indrio Road

Osceola Boulevard

Fellesmere Road

Malabar Road

Palm Bay Road

New Haven Avenue

Eau Gallie Boulevard Sarno

Road

Wickham Road 20 Interchanges

104 mi of I-95 corridors

5 Counties: Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Brevard,


Limits of the O/D Survey

WICKHAM ROAD

INTERCHANGE

INDIANTOWN ROAD

INTERCHANGE

When April 13,14,15

April 20, 21, 22

(Tue., Wed., Thu.)

Time 6:30am-9:30am

3:30pm-6:30pm


O/D Survey Schedule

April 13 (Tuesday)

Wickham Road (Exit 191)

Eau Gallie Boulevard (Exit 183)

New Haven Avenue (Exit 180)

April 14 (Wednesday)

Palm Bay Road (Exit 176)

Malabar Road (Exit 173)

Fellesmere Road (Exit 156)

April 15 (Thursday)

Osceola Boulevard (Exit 147)

Indrio Road (Exit 138)

Orange Avenue (131 AB)

April 20 (Tuesday)

Okeechobee Road (Exit 129)

Midway Road (Exit 126)

St. Lucie West Boulevard (Exit 121)

April 21 (Wednesday)

Crosstown Parkway (Exit 120)

Gatlin Boulevard (Exit 118)

Becker Road (Exit 114)

Martin Highway (Exit 110)

April 22 (Thursday)

High Meadows Avenue (Exit 102)

Kanner Highway ( Exit 101)

Bridge Road (Exit 96)

Indiantown Road (Exit 87A)

1st Week 2nd Week


How can you help us?

Distributing questionnaire survey forms to the motorist at

already predetermined interchanges along I-95


Questionnaire Survey Form

Consists of 30 questions

English and Spanish versions

No personal information is required

45,000 copies

Pre-paid postage

Online at “www.i95survey.com”


Questionnaire survey form


How will you help us?

You will help us distribute 45,000 questionnaire survey forms

You will only distribute the questionnaire survey forms to

vehicles that come to a complete stop condition due to a traffic

signal or a stop sign

You will be assigned a field supervisor that will assist you at all

times and will assign you a specific location for the survey

distribution


What are the main goals?

Goal No.1 - Conduct a safe survey

Goal No.2 - Distribute as many questionnaire survey forms as possible

Goal No.3 - Have fun



Variable Message Sign

Work Ahead Sign

Las Enforcement Presence



Work Ahead Signs

Variable Message Signs



Law Enforcement Presence

Survey Distribution


Sample Distribution Plan

Note:

A sample distribution plan will be available for each interchange.


Example intersection at O/D Survey

Variable Message Signs

Questionnaire Form Distribution Locations

Law Enforcement Presence


Safety Measures

Wear safety vest at all times

Wear the reflective hat provided at all times

Carry emergency contact card and ID at all times

Distribute survey during red light only

Only survey stopped vehicles

Do not stop or delay traffic

Stand on curb when not distributing surveys

Park vehicles in safe locations (applicable for field supervisors only)

Always be alert to your surroundings


Survey Team Game Plan

Step No.1 - Field supervisors will drive to predetermined location and pick

up surveyors. (Pick up will occur at 5:00 am each day of the survey).

Step No.2 - Surveyors will be driven to the corresponding interchange

locations.

Step No.3 – Surveyors will be provided with necessary equipment such as

safety vest, survey forms, emergency contact card, pencil.

Step No.4 – Each surveyor will be taken to their assigned survey location.

Step No.5 – Perform morning survey session from 6:30am to 9:30am.

Step No.6 – Field supervisor will regroup the team and a break will be taken

until lunch time.

Step No.7 – The team will be taken for lunch from 12pm to 1pm. Lunch will

be provided to the entire team.


Survey Team Game Plan

Step No.8 – The team will prepare for the afternoon survey session.

Step No.9 - Perform afternoon survey session from 3:30pm to 6:30pm.

Step No.10 - Field supervisor will regroup the team and will drive to

Manpower location to drop off surveyors. Expected arrival time 7:00pm to

7:30pm.



Note:

Only “off ramp”

traffic will be

surveyed.


Field Equipment

Field Supervisor Surveyors

Emergency

Contacts Card

Neck wallet Reflective hat


Tips to Surveyors

Be safe

Smile

Be polite and friendly

Be professional

Be clean and presentable (no shorts)

Make eye contact with motorist

Ask questions to field supervisors

Cooperate with the field supervisors

DO: DON’T:

Stop or delay traffic

Harass drivers to take survey

Place your hands inside vehicles

Provide detail explanation of survey

Use cell phones (unless for an emergency)

Carry backpacks with you

Use mp3 players or headphones

Approach motorists from behind

Travel within the lanes when traffic is moving


Last Remarks

Number one priority is to conduct a safe survey

Please stay hydrated. Water will be available

Wear sunblock lotion. Sunblock lotion will be available

Always stay with your assigned team

Please be available on time and ready to be picked up by field supervisor each

morning at the predetermined time and location

Have fun


Thank you !

Questions?

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