North Wales Transport Survey

Sam Rowlands

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Every day thousands of people across North Wales use buses, trains and taxis. Whether it’s commuting to work, getting to school, going to the shops or seeing family and friends – public transport is an essential part of daily life.

I want to hear from you about your experiences of public transport in North Wales - please complete my survey below 👇

North Wales Transport Survey

Current North Wales Transport Survey
Your details

1. How often do you use public transport or taxis?

Daily

Weekly

Fortnightly

Montly

Once every couple of months

Rarely

2. What kinds of public transport do you use frequently?

Buses

Trains

Taxis

I rarely use public transport

3. What do you use public transport for?

Commuting to work

Going shopping

Seeing friends and family

Getting to school

I don’t use public transport

4. How satisfied are you with local bus services?

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Indifferent

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

No opinion

5. How satisfied are you with Avanti rail services on the North Wales Main Line?

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Indifferent

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

No opinion

6. How satisfied are you with Transport for Wales rail services on the North Wales Main Line?

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Indifferent

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

No opinion

7. How satisfied are you with Transport for Wales rail services on the Wrexham – Bidston Line?

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Indifferent

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

No opinion

8. Do you think that the Welsh Government’s default 20mph speed limit has improved transport locally?

Yes

Unsure

9. Do you support the Welsh Government’s plans to restrict road building?

Yes

Unsure

10. How satisfied are you with road maintenance in your local area?

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Indifferent

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

No opinion

11. How would you improve local transport in our area?

12. Which level of government do you think is responsible for delivering the following services in Wales:

Questions	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Economic development	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Education	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Immigration and asylum	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Local taxation	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
NHS	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Pensions and welfare	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Policing	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Public transport	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Roads	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Security and defence	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Social care	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government
Tax	UK Government	Shared between UK and Welsh Government	Welsh Government	Shared between Welsh Government and local councils	Local government