SURVEY: Metro recruiting study participants

While looking for transit-related information, we happened onto a Metro survey – in this case, a survey that’s being used to find participants for a study seeking feedback on “trip-planning tools like maps, schedules, and alerts.” The deadline for the survey is tomorrow; its questions involve demographics and transportation habits. They’re offering incentives – drawings for $100 gift cards among people who take the survey, and $150 compensation for respondents chosen for the study. If you’re interested, you can answer the survey here.

Mj January 7, 2023 (10:51 am)

Let’s see, try to rely on the 56 and 57 to get into DT Seattle and back home to WS. You do not need a survey to give Metro an F for failure to provide reliable service!

WSB January 7, 2023 (11:00 am)

That’s not what this is about, although certainly all the recent trip cancellations would give people in many areas of the county ample experience with the “trip-planning tools like maps, schedules, and alerts.”
newnative January 7, 2023 (11:26 am)

MJ if you’re in the Admiral or Alki district, hopefully taking the survey and sharing the zip code will get more of us included in decision-making discussions. That’s why I take these surveys.
Wow really January 7, 2023 (11:32 am)

Really MJ, It seems to me, that you constantly complain about just about everything the city/ county does or doesn’t do to please you. If you are so disenchanted about it, then move, to like Florida or Texas.Aren’t you a bike person anyway. Geez

Peter S. January 7, 2023 (11:00 am)

Thanks for posting the link. Survey was easy to complete. Probably less than 5 min.

Mr Henry January 7, 2023 (1:21 pm)

Thank you WSB for posting the survey. Keep up the good work:)

Carol January 8, 2023 (8:52 am)

Don’t waste your time filling out survey. At the end it asks for voluntary email address, then rejects the correct entry as invalid, thus invalidating the enture survey.

Carol January 8, 2023 (8:53 am)

Don’t waste your time filling out survey. At the end it asks for voluntary email address, then rejects the correct entry as invalid, thus invalidating the entire survey.