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MARC Home > Transportation Department > Resources > Data and Tools
Data and Tools
These data and tools produced, collected and processed by the Mid-America Regional Council provide information about the work of MARC's Transportation Department.
Regional External Station Survey Report 2008 (5MB, pdf)
MARC has conducted a roadside external station survey to gather data about travel coming into and going out of the Kansas City region. The data will be used to update the region’s travel-demand model, which helps planners provide better travel forecasts for the metro area.
Vehicle-Occupancy Study 2002 (986KB,
pdf)
Recent update
of MARC's ongoing effort to monitor the region's vehicle occupancy
rate.
2007 Travel-Time Study (update)
Conducted as part of MARC's continuing effort to monitor the Kansas
City metropolitan road network.
2000–2001
Travel-Time Study
Conducted as part of MARC's continuing effort to monitor the Kansas
City metropolitan road network. Due to the large size of the graphics,
individual chapters and appendices can be viewed using the links below:
- Executive Summary / Chapter 1 (263KB, pdf)
- Chapter 2 (486KB, pdf)
- Chapter 3 (1.8MB, pdf)
- Chapter 4 (18KB, pdf)
- Appendix A - Summary Tables (12KB, pdf)
- Appendix B - Travel Times by Segment (242KB, pdf)
- Appendix C - Historic Contour Maps (8.8MB, pdf)
- Appendix D - Routes with Congestion (11KB, pdf)
- Appendix E - Segments with Congestion (33KB, pdf)
- Appendix F - Sample Data Collection Sheet (12KB, pdf)
Regional
Household Travel Survey Results (3MB,
pdf)
The data collected during MARC's most comprehensive regional household
travel survey to date will be used to support transportation planning
projects, including travel forecasts, highway and transit feasibility
studies, land-use planning, parking studies, and planning for bicycle
and pedestrian facilities.
Regional Household Travel Survey Final Report 2004 (3.1MB, pdf)
On-board
Transit Survey 2005 (3MB, pdf)
In 2005, MARC directed an on-board passenger survey to track travel patterns
as a follow-up to the regional household travel survey completed in 2004.
Survey results offer insights about how and where to expand transit
availability into other markets and increase service for existing routes.
The data will be used to update the regional travel demand
model, which helps forecast future travel characteristics within the Kansas
City metropolitan area.