We want to hear from you! The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) would like to learn about how and why you travel throughout the State Route (SR) 167 corridor. Specifically, WSDOT is interested in learning about any travel that occurs on the SR 167 highway, parallel transit options (Sounder, light rail, or other transit) or within one mile of SR 167. We want to hear from you if you live, work, or travel this area. Please complete this 10-minute survey. Your answers to this survey are completely anonymous and no information can be connected to you. This survey is voluntary, and you may skip questions or leave this survey at any time.We will share results from this survey with community leaders and decision-makers so that we can make informed decisions for our communities. Where do you live? Please select the city or area you live in or nearby. If you do not live in the SR 167 Master Plan study area, please select one of the outside study area options. Algona Auburn Bonney Lake Burien Des Moines Edgewood Federal Way Kent Milton Muckleshoot Indian Tribe land Orting Pacific Puyallup Puyallup Tribe of Indians land Renton SeaTac Sumner Tacoma Tukwila North of study area (e.g., Seattle, Bellevue, Snohomish County, etc.) East of study area (e.g., Maple Valley, Black Diamond, Enumclaw, etc.) South of study area (e.g., Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Olympia, etc.) West of study area (e.g., Gig Harbor, Vashon, Bremerton, etc.) Other (please specify) What is the main way(s) you travel in the SR 167 corridor? (select all that apply) Personal vehicle Carpool/vanpool with people outside my household Rideshare service (e.g., Lyft, Uber, taxis, etc.) Bus On-demand shuttles (e.g., Pingo, Via to Transit, Community Ride, etc.) Paratransit Light rail Sounder train Bicycle, scooter, skateboard, or similar, including electric options Walk or use a wheelchair I do not travel in the SR 167 corridor Please select the places you travel to at least weekly (select all that apply) Algona Auburn Bonney Lake Burien Des Moines Edgewood Federal Way Kent Milton Muckleshoot Indian Tribe land Orting Pacific Puyallup Puyallup Tribe of Indians land Renton SeaTac Sumner Tacoma Tukwila North of study area (e.g., Seattle, Bellevue, Snohomish County, etc.) East of study area (e.g., Maple Valley, Black Diamond, Enumclaw, etc.) South of study area (e.g., Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Olympia, etc.) West of study area (e.g., Gig Harbor, Vashon, Bremerton, etc.) Other (please specify) What is your most common reason for traveling along the SR 167 corridor? Live nearby Work nearby Traveling through (you do not stop along the corridor) School/classes Shopping/errands Fun/recreation Health/medical services Visit family/friends Other (please tell us more) Part of the SR 167 Master Plan's Vision states that WSDOT will identify near-, medium-, and long-term solutions intended to facilitate the movement of both people that travel on and across SR 167 for work, school, other essential and non-essential trips, and goods that support economic vitality. What type of transportation outcomes would best benefit your travel along the SR 167 corridor? (select your top three choices) Less stop-and-go traffic on SR 167 Less stop-and-go traffic on the arterial streets near SR 167 More predictable travel times More connected sidewalk system to make it easier and feel safer to walk, bike, or use a wheelchair More connected bike lanes and routes to make it easier and feel safer to cycle More regular transit service, with more stops along the route (e.g., more local bus stops and frequent bus trips) Faster and more predictable transit service (e.g., express/rapid bus trips or light rail service) More commuter transit service during the day, evening, and weekend (e.g., Sounder train) Expedited freight and package delivery What else would you like WSDOT to consider as we plan for travel in the SR 167 area for the decades ahead? We would like to ask you demographic questions. These questions help WSDOT ensure that we are hearing from a representative group of people. These questions are optional. Your answers to all the survey questions, and the following demographic questions, are anonymous and will be grouped with the answers of other anonymous respondents to identify trends and patterns. How do you identify? (select all that apply) Man Woman Non-binary, gender nonconforming, genderqueer, or other gender(s) not listed here How old are you? Under 18 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75+ Including yourself, how many people live in your household? 1 2 3 4 5 6 or more Do you rent or own your home? Rent Own Other arrangement (please specify) Do you have access to a working motor vehicle at home? Yes No How do you identify? select all that apply American Indian or Alaska Native Asian or Asian American Black or African American East African Hispanic or Latino Middle Eastern or North African Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander White Not listed here (please tell us more) What is your total household income for the 2021 calendar year, before taxes? Less than $25,000 $25,000 to $49,999 $50,000 to $74,999 $75,000 to $99,999 $100,000 to $149,999 $150,000 or above Don't know What best describes your work status? (select all that apply) Employed, work outside of the home and travel to work 3 or more days per week Employed, work outside of the home and travel to work 2 or fewer days per week (e.g., teleworking, hybrid working, etc.) Employed, work from home Homemaker Student (full or part-time) Retired Unable to work (due to a disability, caring for a family member, etc.) Other (please specify) Do you have a disability? Yes No Which language(s) do you speak at home? (select all that apply) Arabic Cantonese English Korean Mandarin Russian Somali Spanish Tagalog Vietnamese Not listed here (please tell us more) Are you human? + 2 = 5