The Wisconsin Commission on Transportation Finance and Policy was created in the 2011-2013 biennial state budget to identify and evaluate transportation finance options to address needs into the future. As part of its scope, the Commission needed to collect public input and evaluate perceptions that could relate to both the concept and implementation of certain revenue options. The intent of the research is to provide a structured and objective method to obtain public assessment of alternative financing mechanisms to support the states public transportation network. The focus groups provide a complement to other public input measures being used by the Commission. The work has been specifically approved by the commission and will play a key part in the group's analysis of future finance options. During the summer of 2012, at the request of the Department of Transportation (DOT), researchers with the University of Wisconsin Survey Center (UWSC) conducted four focus groups on matters related to transportation in Wisconsin. Specifically, the groups explored motorists assessment of highway pavement and congestion conditions, their preferred future scenario of transportation in Wisconsin, and their willingness to pay to support that future scenario. The groups provided a setting in which a cross section of the states motorists could respond to a series of questions relating to transportation in the state. This report summarizes the results of those groups. NOTE: A fifth focus group was conducted with users of a local transit system. Results of that group are presented as an addendum to the report.
Results of Focus Group Assessments of Transportation Financing Options
2013
86 pages
Report
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English
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