The UC Davis Campus Travel Survey is an annual survey led by Transportation Services (TS)—formerly known as Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS)—and the National Center for Sustainable Transportation (NCST), part of the Institute of Transportation Studies (ITS) at UC Davis. It collects a rich set of data about travel to the UC Davis campus, demographics, and attitudes toward travel. The 2022-23 survey collected data from 3,228 people affiliated with UC Davis about their travel to campus during a single week in October 2022. It used a stratified random sampling method with the intent to gather a representative sample of the campus population. About 18 percent of those invited responded to this year’s survey. For the statistics presented throughout this report, we weight the responses by campus role (freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, Master’s, PhD, faculty, and staff) and gender so that the proportion of respondents in each group reflects their proportion in the campus population.
Every year the UC Davis Campus Travel Survey includes questions related to travel to campus during different days in the reference week. Respondents f...
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This report presents some of the key results from the two new blocks of questions included in the 2022-23 Campus Travel Survey. The first block includ...
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Every year the UC Davis Campus Travel Survey includes questions related to travel to campus during different days in the reference week. Respondents f...
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