

Robert Johns, Former Director, Center for Transportation Studies
CTS is leading the overall program evaluation of the Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program (NTPP), which was authorized by Congress in the 2005 transportation bill. The work consists of the data-collection and analysis phases as well as several outreach activities. The pilot program provides funding to four communities--Columbia, Missouri; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Marin County, California; and Sheboygan County, Wisconsin--to construct a network of nonmotorized transportation facilities. It also affords a unique learning opportunity for researchers and other communities. The pilot communities will provide a living laboratory for research often called for, but rarely conducted, in policy circles: a before-and-after investigation to demonstrate to other communities across the country the specific merits of investing in nonmotorized infrastructure. In conjunction with the FHWA, the project team will draft a final report for submission to the United States Congress, focusing on changes that took place over a four-year period and describing lessons learned.
Overview of data (750 KB PDF)
The final data set combines together the self-mailer and full CATI survey instrument results.
The final data set data dictionary combines together the self-mailer and full CATI surveys and explains the variable coding.