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Consider Third-party Accessibility Testing to Enhance Digital Accessibility and Ensure Compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and Screen Readers.

Consider third-party accessibility testing to enhance digital accessibility and ensure compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and screen readers. Valley Metro employed a third-…
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06/30/2023

User Survey Results from the E-scooters Pilot in Oregon Indicated the Importance of Having Protected Facilities that Minimize Conflicts Between Pedestrians, E-scooters, and Vehicles.

The fact that sidewalk riding was lower along streets with lower speeds or designated bikeways demonstrates the importance of having protected facilities that minimize conflicts between pedestrians,…
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Date Posted
06/21/2022

Field Test and Online Survey Revealed Bicycle Blue Light Detection Confirmation System and Bicycle Signal Countdown Timer in Oregon Improved Cyclists' Waiting Experience.

Methodology A three-step methodology was applied in this study: an online survey administered both in Oregon and nationally via a post card and social media; field video data collection recording…
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08/25/2021

Increase Comprehension of Blue Light Bicycle Detection Systems By Installing Supplemental Signage on the Far-side of the Intersection, as Opposed to the Near-Side.

The survey results and field tests of the blue light detection system and countdown timer suggest the following recommendations for practice: Implement supplemental signage for comprehension in the…
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08/25/2021

Approximately 60 Percent of Survey Respondents in Portland Reported That a Shared-Use Mobility Option Offered by TriMet’s Trip Planner Would Improve Their Mobility; Moreover, 20 Percent Said It Would Greatly Improve Their Mobility.

METHODS The quantitative and qualitative evaluation methods used in the TriMet IE included the following: 1) System testing of the geocoders and trip planners, 2) Data verification, 3) Survey…
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Date Posted
06/21/2021

The Mobility on Demand (MOD) Sandbox Program Was Found to Be a Critical Enabler for Unifying Public Transit Agencies Around Data Standards and Data-sharing Expectations.

Below is a summary of lessons learned acquired from the expert interviews and the implementation of the project.  The MOD Sandbox Program was found to be a critical enabler for bringing diverse…
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Date Posted
06/21/2021

Survey Results Found Accessible Entrances is the Top Wayfinding Mobile Application Feature for Wheelchair Users.

METHODOLOGY By listening to the needs of users, PathVu was able to more accurately design the app around what the user wants rather than based on our pre-conceived assumptions. A survey was conducted…
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Date Posted
05/25/2021

Accurate, Geographically Connected Data Enhanced by Focus Group Feedback Contribute to the Success of a Wayfinding Mobile Application for Pedestrians with Disabilities.

This study led to the following lessons learned. It is important to conduct appropriate quality assurance on data especially when it is from a third-party source.  Data accuracy is very…
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Date Posted
05/25/2021

More transit use, more walking, higher satisfaction: Early results from the Mobility on Demand (MOD) Sandbox pilot projects.

FINDINGS The following results were reported for FY2019: San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), San Francisco, California BART received funding to pilot an integrated carpool-to-public-…
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Date Posted
03/30/2020