The Pittsburgh Department of Mobility & Infrastructure is conducting a citywide State of Mobility & Safety Perception Survey to better understand how individuals who live and/or work in the city travel, how safe they feel using different transportation modes, and what improvements would most enhance mobility and safety across the city.

This effort will inform policy, planning, and investment decisions. The information gathered in this survey will also support the city’s future transportation priorities and improve ongoing initiatives such as infrastructure maintenance, Complete Streets, traffic calming, and Vision Zero.

Respondents can expect questions ranging from core demographics and routine travel behavior — like which transportation modes are used for commuting, if/how often telework is utilized each week, how often delivery services are used each week, and how your household responds to unexpected transportation option changes — to questions about the use of active transportation like biking, walking, and transit use; and questions about safety perception. And for those who primarily drive alone or carpool, questions regarding what it would take to shift transportation modes.

The survey, which is open now through Aug. 7, is being conducted in partnership with Safety21, Bike Pittsburgh, POGOH, Women's Transportation Chapter (WTS Pittsburgh), and American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE Pittsburgh)/

Submit your input to the City of Pittsburgh's State of Mobility & Safety Perception Survey here. To encourage participation, respondents can optionally enter their email address or mailing address to enter a drawing for a chance at a $25 gift card, but this is not a requirement for participation. Responses can be submitted anonymously.