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Council Meeting/Documents/CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TRACKING REPORT Q2 2023 - YOUTH TRANSIT DATA
Appendix

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TRACKING REPORT Q2 2023 - YOUTH TRANSIT DATA

December 5, 2023Pages 26–301 section

Data from BC Transit tracking the frequency of bus use, satisfaction, and impact of free transit for children under 12.

7.a Regional Free and Revised Discounted Transit Passes for Ages 13-18 - Councillor Rogers
Current Reporting Quarter: Q3 2023 (JUL - SEP)In Victoria CMA, 37% of children 12 and under ride the bus 3+ days a week68% of Victoria respondents said implementation of free transit neither decreased nor increased usage

Customer Tracking Surveys

Customer Satisfaction Tracking Report Q2 2023

Frequency of Riding the Bus by Children 12 and Under

Current Reporting Quarter: Q3 2023 (JUL - SEP)

Stacked bar chart showing the frequency of riding the bus by children aged 12 and under across various regions including Victoria CMA, Central Fraser Valley, Kamloops, Kelowna, Nanaimo, Prince George, Whistler, Chilliwack, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Cowichan Valley, Penticton, Vernon, and Tier 3.
Stacked bar chart showing the frequency of riding the bus by children aged 12 and under across various regions including Victoria CMA, Central Fraser Valley, Kamloops, Kelowna, Nanaimo, Prince George, Whistler, Chilliwack, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Cowichan Valley, Penticton, Vernon, and Tier 3.

Survey Question: X3 How frequently does/do your child/children, 12 and under, ride the bus with or without you? *Prefer not to answer is excluded from the graph but included in the percentage calculation


Impact of Free Transit on Transit Usage for Children 12 and Under

Current Reporting Quarter: Q3 2023 (JUL - SEP)

Stacked bar chart illustrating the impact of free transit on the usage frequency for children 12 and under across different regions, categorized by increased, neither decreased nor increased, or decreased usage.
Stacked bar chart illustrating the impact of free transit on the usage frequency for children 12 and under across different regions, categorized by increased, neither decreased nor increased, or decreased usage.

Survey Question: X4 To what extent has the implementation of the Free Transit for Children 12 and Under program, impacted the frequency with which your child/children uses public transit?


Importance of Free Transit for Children 12 and Under

Current Reporting Quarter: Q3 2023 (JUL - SEP)

Stacked bar chart displaying the perceived importance of the Free Transit for Children 12 and Under program by region, categorized as important, neutral, or not important.
Stacked bar chart displaying the perceived importance of the Free Transit for Children 12 and Under program by region, categorized as important, neutral, or not important.

Survey Question: X5 How important do you think the Free Transit for Children 12 and Under program is to your community? *Don't know is excluded from the graph but included in the percentage calculation


Satisfaction of Free Transit for Children 12 and Under

Current Reporting Quarter: Q3 2023 (JUL - SEP)

Stacked bar chart showing satisfaction levels with free transit for children 12 and under by region, categorized as satisfied, neutral, or dissatisfied.
Stacked bar chart showing satisfaction levels with free transit for children 12 and under by region, categorized as satisfied, neutral, or dissatisfied.

Survey Question: X6 How satisfied were you with the service your child/children experienced while taking transit? *Don't know is excluded from the graph


Demographics

Current Reporting Quarter: Q3 2023 (JUL - SEP)

Income %
Less than $20,000 9%
$20,000 - $29,999 11%
$30,000 - $39,999 9%
$40,000 - $49,999 9%
$50,000 - $59,999 9%
$60,000 - $69,999 7%
$70,000 - $99,999 17%
$100,000 - $149,999 14%
$150,000 or more 7%
Prefer not to answer 10%
Age %
19-24 12%
25-34 18%
35-44 17%
45-54 14%
55-64 17%
65 and older 21%
Prefer not to answer 0%
Gender %
Male 44%
Female 54%
Nonbinary 1%
Two-spirit 0%
Another gender not listed above 0%
Prefer not to answer 1%
Employment Status %
Employed full time (30 hours or more per week) 43%
Employed part time (less than 30 hours per week) 17%
Unable to work 5%
Unemployed 6%
Stay at home parent 3%
Retired 23%
Prefer not to answer 3%
Background / Identity %
Racialized minority 8%
Persons with disabilities (including physical and/or mental health disability) 19%
Indigenous (as defined in Canada as First Nations, Métis or Inuit) 7%
New to Canada (less than 1 year) 2%
LGBTQ2S+ 8%
None of the above 58%
Prefer not to answer 5%
Student Status %
Not currently a student 86%
Yes, High school student 1%
Yes, Full time postsecondary student 4%
Yes, Part time postsecondary student 3%
Yes, Student in vocational college 1%
Prefer not to answer 4%

base n = 2279

Detailed demographic breakdown tables for the survey respondents, including income, age, gender, employment, identity characteristics, and student status.
Detailed demographic breakdown tables for the survey respondents, including income, age, gender, employment, identity characteristics, and student status.
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Extracted from: 2023 12 05 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf