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Have Your Say on South Gloucestershire Council Bus Services Have your say on South Gloucestershire Council bus services We want to know what is most important to you so we can make sure that funding is spent on the services you value the most We currently support a wide range of bus services. This includes services which are entirely funded by the council and others which are commercial services that receive top-up funding for part of the service, for instance evenings or bank holidays.. We currently support 32 bus services (correct as of June 2017), in areas where there would otherwise be no service or a more limited route/timetable. How will your feedback change what we do? It will enable us to better understand what your priorities are for public transport and help us to review our supported bus services in terms of meeting these priorities. The information will also form part of a wider Bus Strategy which will be developed as part of the West of England Combined Authority later in the year. Q1 How often do you use bus services in South Gloucestershire at the following times of day or week? A few times a 4 or more days a Never A few times a year month 1 - 3 days a week week Daytime (before 6pm) Evening/Night (after 6pm) Monday - Friday Weekends Q2 If you don't use buses, why is this? If you are not a bus user: Go to Q4 Q3 Please select any of the bus routes you have used in the last 12 months: Q3a Fully supported routes: 19A - Bath to Cribbs Causeway ...................... 628 - Severn Beach to Cribbs Causeway ....... 84 - Yate to Wotton-under-Edge ..................... 634 - Tormarton to Kingswood ....................... 85 - Yate to Wotton-under-Edge ..................... 684 - Wick to Keynsham ................................ 86 - Kingswood to Longwell Green ................. 680 - North Yate to Filton College ................... 615 - Thornbury Town Service ........................ 948 - Pucklechurch - Mangotsfield School - Kings Oak Academy and Sir Bernard Lovell 620 - Bath to Old Sodbury............................... Academy ........................................................ 622 - Chipping Sodbury to Cribbs Causeway . 963 - Patchway to Winterbourne Academy..... 625 - Severn Beach to UWE........................... 967 - South Yate to Chipping Sodbury School 626 - Wotton-under-Edge to Bristol Centre .... None of the above........................................... 627 - Thornbury to Cribbs Causeway ............ Q3b Partially supported routes: 6 - Kingswood to Bristol .................................. 77 - Bristol to Thornbury.................................. 7 - Staple Hill to Bristol.................................... 78 - Bristol to Thornbury via Cribbs Causeway ....................................................... 17 - Keynsham to Southmead Hospital .......... 79 - Bristol to Thornbury.................................. 18 - Lyde Green to Henbury............................ 79 - Marshfield - Bath Centre and Schools ..... 35 - Marshfield to Bristol ................................. 82- Yate to Southmead Hospital ..................... 41 - Yate to Malmesbury ................................. 202- Chipping Sodbury to Winterbourne......... 46 - Bristol Centre to Yate ............................... 411- Severn Beach - Marlwood - Castle X49 - Bristol to Yate ........................................ School ............................................................. None of the above........................................... Q4 Which of the following do you have access to? (tick all that apply) Car (as driver or passenger)........................... Smartphone .................................................... Concessionary bus pass................................. None of the above........................................... Internet............................................................ Q5 What other forms of transport do you use at least once a month to travel within South Gloucestershire? (tick all that apply) Car - as driver ................................................. Walk ................................................................ Car - as passenger ......................................... Train................................................................ Motorbike/Scooter........................................... Taxi.................................................................. Bicycle............................................................. If you are not a bus user: Go to Q10a Q6 How well do the buses you use currently meet your needs? Not at all.................................................................................................................................................... Very poorly................................................................................................................................................ Quite poorly .............................................................................................................................................. Quite well.................................................................................................................................................. Very well ................................................................................................................................................... Not Applicable/Don't know........................................................................................................................ Q7 Please tell us in more detail why you chose the answer you gave for Question 6: Q8 Why do you use the bus as a way of getting around? (tick all that apply) No driving licence/no access to a car ............. More affordable than my other options ........... Quicker than my other options ........................ Free travel concession.................................... More convenient/easier than my other More environmentally friendly ......................... options............................................................. Other ............................................................... Q8a If 'other' please specify: Q9 How often do you use the following sources for information about buses? Never Very occasionally Sometimes Often On-stop timetable display On-stop real time information display Paper timetables Bus operator website Search engine or online map Smartphone app e.g. UK Bus Checker Travelwest Journey Planner Traveline Journey Planner South Gloucestershire Bus Network Map Q10 Please rank how important it is for South Gloucestershire Council to provide access to the following facilities by bus: (1 being most important, and 5 being least important). You can only use each ranking once 1 (most 2 3 4 5 (least important) important Education Places of Employment Healthcare Shopping Social and leisure Q11 If we have to make any changes, where possible South Gloucestershire Council will seek to reduce or change a service rather than remove it completely. Thinking about the future of the bus service, please rank how important it is for South Gloucestershire Council to provide the following: (1 being the most important, and 4 being the least important) You can only use each ranking once 1 (most important 2 3 4 (least important Services which run during peak hours Later evening services Sunday services Bank Holiday services Q12 Do you think the council should set a maximum level of financial support per passenger on its supported services? Yes.......................... No ........................... Go to Q14 Q13 If yes, what do you think the maximum level of financial support should be in £ per passenger? £1-2 .......................................................................................................................................................... £3-4 .......................................................................................................................................................... £5-6 .......................................................................................................................................................... £7-8 .......................................................................................................................................................... £8+............................................................................................................................................................ If more than £8 please specify an amount: Q14 Would you be prepared to catch more than one bus to get to your destination? Yes.......................... No ........................... Q15 Is there is anything else you would like the council to consider in relation to supported bus services? About You Q16 Are you responding...? As an individual............................................... On behalf of an organisation........................... If you are responding on behalf of an organisation, please tell us its name. Q17 Please tell us your full postcode: Q18 If you would like to be made aware of future consultations in relation to bus services, please provide us with your preferred contact details (email or postal address) Your contact details will not be used for any other purposes or passed on to any other departments or organisations This section is really important as it helps us to gain a better understanding of the needs of different transport users, the views of different people and how they could be impacted by any changes. This information will remain confidential and will be used for analysis purposes only. Your personal information will not be published and individuals
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