Gallatin National Forest Traffic Data Collection and Visitor Surveys
Started: June, 2012 Ended: March, 2013 Project ID #4W4117 Status: Completed
Objective
The objective of this project was to conduct transportation-related visitor surveys at recreation areas in the Gallatin National Forest.
Abstract
WTI worked on behalf of DJ&A Engineering to conduct transportation-related visitor research at recreation areas in the Gallatin National Forest in Montana. WTI developed and administered surveys to collect data such as typical vehicle occupancy, average length of stay, traveling with pet, and visitors attitudes toward transit (how likely to use transit, willingness to pay, etc.). The surveys were administered at the following trailheads: the "M" and Drinking Horse Mountain trailheads, four Hyalite trailheads, and the Sourdough trailhead. WTI entered the data into a database and provided a data report to DJ&A.
Contacts
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Rebecca Gleason - PI
Sponsors & Partners
- DJ&A, P.C. Sponsor
Part of: Mobility and Public Transportation
Project Tagged In: public lands, traffic data collection, trails
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