Transportation Planning Process Quiz

Household surveys are used to determine the number and characteristics of vehicle trips made by residents within a specified study area.

Roadside surveys focus primarily on collecting vehicle occupancy data.

Modal surveys involve interviewing passengers only at terminals.

Travel surveys provide information on the age and gender of trip makers.

Pavement-life studies are conducted to analyze future revenue receipts.

Traffic volume studies focus solely on peak hour traffic volumes.

Road-use studies involve obtaining data through automated sensors placed along highways.

Collecting socioeconomic data is an important part of transportation planning.

Household surveys focus on collecting information about the purposes of trips made by residents.

Roadside surveys are primarily used to collect data on vehicle models and make.