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What is the main reason why Metrotown is facing transportation challenges?

• The city’s population has declined significantly.

• The expansion of roads has made traffic worse.

• The dependency on private vehicles remains too high.

• The government has banned private cars.

What is the main goal of MUTA’s transportation policies?

• To eliminate public transportation completely.

• To reduce car dependency and improve multimodal transport efficiency.

• To increase the number of registered private vehicles.

• To discourage urban population growth.

What best describes derived demand in transportation?

• People travel because they want to explore different transport modes.

• The demand for travel arises from the need to reach specific locations for activities.

• People choose their travel mode based solely on costs.

• Travel behavior remains unchanged despite new policies.

Based on survey findings, what is the biggest factor influencing car users to switch to public transit?

• More available parking spaces in the city center.

• Public transport offering travel times below 50 minutes.

• Reduction in fuel prices for private vehicles.

• Expansion of highways.

How does MUTA aim to encourage off-peak public transport usage?

• By banning private cars from city roads.

• By offering 30% fare discounts during off-peak hours.

• By increasing transit fares during rush hours.

• By restricting transit access in certain zones.

Which of the following policies is most likely to have an immediate impact on reducing car use?

• Increasing parking fees by 50% in downtown areas.

• Building additional roads to expand car lanes.

• Removing dedicated bus lanes.

• Offering free fuel vouchers to car owners.

If MUTA wants to further improve first-mile/last-mile connectivity, which solution should be prioritized?

• Providing more gas stations for private vehicles.

• Increasing the number of multi-level parking structures.

• Expanding bike-sharing programs and pedestrian pathways.

• Banning bus services from residential neighborhoods.

What is a key reason why increasing parking fees alone may not significantly reduce car trips?

• Many car users might shift to illegal parking.

• Public transport reliability will decrease.

• Lower-income residents prefer paying high parking fees.

• People stop commuting altogether.

If, after two years, public transport usage increased but congestion remains, what additional measure should MUTA consider?

• Increasing the number of cars on the road.

• Reducing transit service frequency.

• Implementing dynamic congestion pricing for cars.

• Lowering parking fees to encourage more car use.

If MUTA follows a utility-based choice model, which factor would be the most important for travelers when switching to public transport?

• Total travel time and service reliability.

• The number of billboards on transit routes.

• The presence of luxury seating in public buses.

• Free snacks provided on transit services.