Mobility & Accessibility Transportation Survey
Help shape the future of transportation in
Southwest Georgia
This survey will help us better understand the mobility needs of residents—especially seniors, individuals with disabilities, and underserved families—across our 14-county region. Whether it’s trouble getting to medical appointments, affording gas, or navigating public transit, your experiences can inform meaningful solutions that make our region more connected and inclusive.
Which survey do I fill out?
General Public: for residents who rely on transportation for work, medical care, errands, etc.
Medical, Behavioral, or Personal Services Provider: for providers of healthcare, personal care (e.g. barber, nail tech), or mental health services.
Community & Entertainment Provider: for people who coordinate events, programs, or services at recreational, religious, or social venues.
Elected Official or Government Administrator: for city or county officials or people who work in public administration.
General Transportation for Individuals
Gathers information about participants' current transportation habits, challenges, and accessibility over the past 3 months.
Purpose To understand real-life mobility limitations across the region to identify needs and gaps in service.
Medical Behavioral, & Personal Services
Designed for professionals who provide health or personal services.
Purpose To understand how transportation issues impact client attendance and service accessibility, especially for vulnerable populations.
Community & Entertainment Providers
Aimed at those organizing community events, recreation, or social services.
Purpose To learn how community participation is impacted by transportation limitations and how services can be made more accessible.
Elected Officials & Government Administration
Targets local officials to gather insight on: public space accessibility, transportation barriers. and challenges specific to elderly and disabled residents.
Purpose To identify policy and infrastructure improvements that support mobility access to town amenities.
“This survey was developed with funds provided by the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center (NADTC). The NADTC is administered by Easterseals and USAging, with funding from the Federal Transit Administration and guidance provided by the Administration for Community Living.”
