Omnibus Survey
Household Survey Results
Final Annotated Survey Questionnaire
March 2001

We would like to begin by asking you a few questions about the transportation systems you use and how frequently you travel.

A1. During the past 30 days, have you used any of the following types of transportation for either personal or business travel?

A1a. Public Transportation, for example local public bus, subway or commuter rail (GTA1A)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xa. If 'no', ask A1ya.

A1xa. On how many days did you use this type of transportation?(GTA1AT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1ya. In your own words, please tell me the main reason you did not use public transportation in the past 30 days. (Code the first reason given by the respondent. If the response is, "I don't know", "I don't like it", "inconvenient", or "I don't need it" probe for a specific reason.) (GTA1YA)

1) Have my own vehicle/more convenient to drive
2) Public transportation not available in my area
3) Doesn't go where I need to travel
4) Location/too far to a bus stop or subway station
5) Unreliable
6) Too complicated/requires too many transfers
7) Public transportation takes too long/schedules not convenient
8) Health condition or disability
9) Hard to get information on schedules or stops
10) Costs too much
11) Don't like riding with strangers
12) Dirty/not clean
13) Unsafe
14) Other/Specify _______________________
(GTA1YAOT)

A1b. (Did you use a) Private vehicle in which you drive alone, such as a car, SUV, pickup truck, van or motorcycle (GTA1B)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xb. Otherwise skip to A1c

A1xb. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1BT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1c. (Did you use an) Organized carpool or vanpool in which you travel with others (GTA1C)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xc. Otherwise skip to A1yc.

A1xc. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1CT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1yc. In your own words, please tell me the main reason you did not use an organized carpool or vanpool in the past 30 days. (Code the first reason given by the respondent. If the response is, "I don't know", "I don't like it", "inconvenient", or "I don't need it" probe for a specific reason.) (GTA1YC)
1) Have own vehicle/more convenient to drive self
2) Not applicable to respondent's situation/does not commute
3) Organized car/vanpools not available in my area/don't know where to find one
4) Hard to find car or vanpools that fit my schedule
5) Need flexibility to come and go
6) Need the flexibility to make stops
7) Use public transportation
8) Commute is short
9) Unreliable
10) Health condition/disability
11) Prefer riding alone
12) Takes too long
13) Don't like riding with strangers
14) Costs too much
15) Other/Specify _________________________(GTA1YCOT)

A1d. (Did you use a) Private vehicle in which you travel with others (GTA1D)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xd. Otherwise skip to A1e

A1xd. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1DT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1e. (Did you use a) City to city bus, such as Greyhound or Charter. (GTA1E)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xe. Otherwise skip to A1f.

A1xe. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1ET)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1f. (Did you use a) City to City train, such as AMTRAK (GTA1F)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xf. Otherwise skip to A1g.

A1xf. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1FT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1g. (Did you use a) Taxi, Limousine or shuttle service (GTA1G)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xg. Otherwise skip to A1h.

A1xg. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1GT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1h. (Did you use a) Commercial airplane (GTA1H)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xh. Otherwise skip to A1i.

A1xh. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1HT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1i. (Did you use a) Private or charter airplane (GTA1I)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xi. Otherwise skip to A1j.

A1xi. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1IT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1j. (Did you use a) Commercial boat, ship, or ferry (GTA1J)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xj. Otherwise skip to A1k.

A1xj. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1JT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1k. (Did you use a) Recreational boat (GTA1K)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xk and A1ka. Otherwise skip to A1L.

A1xk. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1KT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1ka. Altogether, how many hours did you spend on a recreational boat? (GTA1KA)
1) 1-6
2) 7-12
3) 13-20
4) more than 20 hours

A1L. (Did you use a) Bicycle (GTA1L)
1) Yes
2) No

If 'yes', ask A1xL and, A1La.. Otherwise skip to T1.

A1xL. On how many days did you use this type of transportation? (GTA1LT)
1) 1-2
2) 3-5
3) 6-10
4) more than 10 days

A1La. Did you use your bicycle primarily for... (GTA1LA)
1) commuting to work
2) recreation
3) exercise
4) running errands (going to the store, post office, etc.)
5) some other purpose - SPECIFY _________________(GTA1LAO)

Now I have a few questions about travel times and traffic congestion.

T1. Do you commute to work or school on a regular basis? ("regular" meaning 3 or more times a week) (BTST1J)
1) Yes
2) No -skip to C15

T2a. On average, about how many minutes does your commute take from home? (BTST2AJ)
_____ minutes

T2b. And about how many minutes would it take if there were no traffic congestion? (BTST2BJ)
_____ minutes

T3a. On average, about how many minutes does your commute take to home? (BTST3AJ)
_____ minutes

T3b. And about how many minutes would it take if there were no traffic congestion? (BTST3BJ)
_____ minutes

T4. In your own words, what would you say is the main cause of delays or congestion you experience in your commute? (Code the first reason given by the respondent. If the response is "I don't know," probe for a specific reason.) (BTST4J)

1) High volume of vehicles on the road
2) My schedule requires that I commute during "rush hours"
3) Not enough highways/road lanes to accommodate the number of vehicles
4) Poorly maintained highways, roads, bridges
5) Construction zones
6) Scheduling delays or cancellation of public transportation (bus, subway, commuter rail)
7) Accidents
8) Traffic lights or signs
9) Toll booths
10) Mechanical malfunction with public transportation
11) Other drivers slow me down
12) Inadequate parking at destination
13) I do not experience traffic congestion in my commute
14) Other - Specify _______________________________ (BTST4JOT)

NOW WE WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOUR VIEWS ON A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT TRANSPORTATION ISSUES.C15. PLEASE RATE YOUR LEVEL OF CONCERN ABOUT THE FOLLOWING ISSUES ON A SCALE OF 1 TO 5, WHERE 1 MEANS YOU ARE VERY CONCERNED AND 5 MEANS YOU ARE NOT AT ALL CONCERNED. OVERALL, HOW CONCERNED ARE YOU ABOUT...(RMC15A-RMC15G)

a. US dependence on oil from the Middle East
b. Keeping computerized systems like air traffic control secure from terrorism
c. The risk of terrorism against American citizens traveling by air
d. The risk of terrorism against American citizens traveling on cruise ships
e. The risk of terrorism against American citizens traveling by highway, train, or public transit
f. Illegal immigration across US borders
g. The transport of illegal drugs across US borders

C16. I just asked about your concern with various transportation issues. Now, please rate your level of satisfaction with what the US Department of Transportation is doing to address those issues on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 means you are very dissatisfied and 5 means you are very satisfied. Overall, how satisfied are you about the U.S. DOT's efforts in... (RMC16A-RMC16G)

a. Reducing US dependence on oil from the Middle East
b. Keeping computerized systems like air traffic control secure from terrorism
c. Reducing the risk of terrorism against American citizens traveling by air
d. REDUCING THE RISK OF TERRORISM AGAINST AMERICAN CITIZENS TRAVELING ON CRUISE SHIPS
e. Reducing the risk of terrorism against American citizens traveling by highway, train, or public transit
f. Controlling illegal immigration across US borders
g. Controlling the transport of illegal drugs across US borders

C17. We would now like to know what you think about possible threats to our transportation system. Please rate your level of agreement with the following statements on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 means you strongly disagree and 5 means you strongly agree with the statement. (RMC17A-RMC17F)

a. Americans traveling by air face a high risk of terrorism
b. Americans traveling on cruise ships face a high risk of terrorism
c. Americans traveling on highways, trains, or public transit face a high risk of terrorism
d. I am concerned about terrorist acts threatening my own personal safety while traveling.
e. I would support airport-type security measures at bus, transit, and rail stations to address the threat of terrorist acts
f. The security measures currently at U.S. airports are adequate to protect air travelers against terrorist acts

C18. How many one-way trips have you taken as a passenger on commercial airlines, either for personal or business reasons, since March 2000? For this question, a one-way trip means from the initial departure airport to the final destination airport, regardless of the number of plane changes required. (RMC18)

Enter a number________

C18c. If a terrorist act took place in the U.S. against any airline, would you: (RMC18C)

1) Not change your air travel habits
2) Travel less frequently by air
3) Stop traveling by air for at least some period of time
4) Stop traveling by air permanently

This next question asks about railroad crossings.

M13. Have you received information regarding how to safely cross railroad crossings from any of the following sources? [CODE ALL THAT APPLY] (OMM13I1-OMM13I4)

During driver safety class
1) Yes
2) No

In written materials
1) Yes
2) No

Informally from family and friends
1) Yes
2) No

From public service announcements or safety campaigns in television, radio, or magazine ads
1) Yes
2) No

M29. Were you aware that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has:

A toll-free Auto Safety Hotline (1-888-327-4236)? (OMM29I1)
1) Yes
2) No

A website (www.nhtsa.dot.gov) for receiving reports from consumers of vehicle safety problems and safety defects (OMM29I2)
1) Yes
2) No

B3. Do you currently have a disability or health problem that makes it difficult for you to travel outside the home? (CSB3)
1) Yes
2) No - Skip to B4a

M2. Which of the following means of transportation cause you difficulty? (OMM2I1-OMM2I7) (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)

1) By car as a driver
2) By car as a passenger
3) By public transportation, such as bus or rail
4) By bicycle
5) By walking
6) By airplane
7) By other means - Specify _______________________(OMM2IO)

NOW I'M GOING TO ASK YOU ABOUT EXPERIENCES YOU MAY HAVE HAD CONTACTING THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.

B4A. SINCE MARCH 2000, HAVE YOU REQUESTED A PRODUCT OR SERVICE FROM AN AGENCY OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION? (CSB4A)

1) YES
2) NO - SKIP TO D1

B4B2. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES DID YOU CONTACT? (CSB4B201-CSB4B213) READ ALL CHOICES AND CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1) The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,
2) U.S. Coast Guard,
3) Federal Aviation Administration,
4) Maritime Administration,
5) Federal Highway Administration,
6) Federal Railroad Administration,
7) Federal Transit Administration,
8) Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration,
9) Research and Special Programs Administration,
10) Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
11) St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation,
12) Office of the Secretary of Transportation, or
13) Some other agency - Specify_________________________________(CSB4B2O)

Ask B4b3 if more than one selected above. List names of those selected for interviewer to read.
If respondent contacted only one agency (1-12), skip to B4b1.
If the respondent chooses only 13 for B4b2, skip to D1.

B4b3. Which of those agencies did you most recently contact? (CSB4B3)
List of agencies selected in B4b2. If the respondent chooses 13 for B4b2, skip to D1.

B4B1. HOW LONG AGO WAS YOUR MOST RECENT REQUEST? (CSB4B1)

1) SINCE THE BEGINNING OF FEBRUARY OF 2001
2) DURING DECEMBER 2000 AND JANUARY 2001
3) BETWEEN SEPTEMBER AND NOVEMBER OF 2000
4) BETWEEN MARCH AND AUGUST OF 2000

B4B4. AND WHAT KIND OF PRODUCT OR SERVICE DID YOU REQUEST FROM [FILL IN AGENCY NAME FROM B4B2 OR B4B3 AS APPROPRIATE}? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY) (CSB4B41-CSB4B48)

1) DATA (TABLES, CHARTS, GRAPHS, FILES, CD-ROM)
2) PUBLICATIONS, BROCHURES, PAMPHLETS, FACT SHEETS, REPORTS
3) MAPS
4) PRESS RELEASES
5) VIDEOS
6) EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
7) GRANT OR SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
8) OTHER - SPECIFY _________________________(CSB4B4O)

B5. HOW DID YOU CONTACT [FILL IN AGENCY NAME FROM B4B2 OR B4B3 AS APPROPRIATE]? (CSB5)

1) Telephone
2) Internet/world wide web/e-mail
3) (Regular) mail
4) In person
5) Other - specify _______________________________ (CSB5OTH)

B6. Please rate your overall satisfaction with the level of service you received from [fill in agency name from B42 or B4b3 as appropriate]. Would you say you were... (CSB6)

1) Very dissatisfied,
2) Somewhat dissatisfied,
3) Neither dissatisfied nor satisfied
4) Somewhat satisfied, or
5) Very satisfied?

This final set of questions will be used only for general analysis. No personal identifying information about you or your household will ever be reported.

D1. How many licensed vehicles are available for regular use by members of your household? (DCD1)

ENTER NUMBER OF LICENSED VEHICLES ______

D2. Are you a licensed commercial transportation operator (such as a bus driver or truck driver)? (DCD2)
1) Yes
2) No

D3. Do you own or operate a business from your home? (DCD3)
1) Yes
2) No

D4. Please stop me when I reach the category that best describes your age. (DCD4)
2) 18 to 24
3) 25 to 34
4) 35 to 44
5) 45 to 54
6) 55 to 64
7) 65 or older

D5. RECORD GENDER. ASK IF NECESSARY: Are you male or female? (DCD5)
1) Male
2) Female

D6. What is the highest level of education you completed? CODE ONLY ONE (DCD6)
1) Less than high school
2) High school graduate/GED
3) Technical school/professional business school
4) Some college
5) Community college graduate (AA: Associate of Arts Degree)
6) College graduate (BA or BS: Bachelor of Arts or Sciences Degree)
7) Post-graduate degree (Masters, Ph.D., Lawyer, Medical Doctor)

D7. Are you of Hispanic, Spanish or Latino origin? (DCD7)
1) Yes
2) No, not Hispanic/Spanish/Latino

D8. What is your race? CODE ALL THAT APPLY (DCD81-DCD86)

1) White (Caucasian, Anglo)
2) Black or African-American
3) American Indian (Native American) or Alaska native
4) Asian (e.g., Asian Indian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese)
5) Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander (e.g., Samoan, Guamanian, or Chamorro)
6) Other/specify ___________________ (DCD8OTH)

D9. Do you have any other telephone lines in your house that someone would answer? This does not include dedicated computer, fax lines, or cellular phones. (DCD9)
1) Yes
2) No skip to D12

D9a. How many other telephone lines are there? (DCD9A)

Other phone lines ________

D9b. What is the primary use of this (these) phone line(s)? (DCD9B)
1) Household use only
2) Business and home use
3) Business use only

D12. How many people aged 18 years or older live in your household? (DCD12)

Number of people ________

D10. Finally, in order to classify your household for statistical purposes, what is your zip code? (DCD10)

Zip code ___________

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.

Contents of the Interview Data Set

Data Set Name: HI0301PU
Member Type: DATA
Created: 9:28 Monday, March 19, 2001
Last Modified: 9:28 Monday, March 19, 2001
Observations: 1137
Variables: 172
Observation Length: 1690

-----Alphabetic List of Variables and Attributes-----

#	Variable	Type	Len	Pos	Label
139	AGE00_17	Num	5	1476	Percent Age 0 - 17
140	AGE18_24	Num	5	1481	Percent Age 18 - 24
141	AGE25_34	Num	5	1486	Percent Age 25 - 34
142	AGE35_44	Num	5	1491	Percent Age 35 - 44
143	AGE45_54	Num	5	1496	Percent Age 45 - 54
144	AGE55_64	Num	5	1501	Percent Age 55 - 64
145	AGEOVR65	Num	5	1506	Percent Age Over 65
165	BASEWGT	Num	8	1626	Base Weight
32	BTST1J	Num	8	374	Respondent Commutes to Work or School
34	BTST2ACT	Num	8	390	Commute from Home (Categ)
33	BTST2AJ	Num	8	382	Commute from Home (Minutes)
36	BTST2BCT	Num	8	406	Commute from Home w/o Congestion (Categ)
35	BTST2BJ	Num	8	398	Commute from Home w/o Congestion (Min)
38	BTST3ACT	Num	8	422	Commute to Home (Categ)
37	BTST3AJ	Num	8	414	Commute to Home (Minutes)
40	BTST3BCT	Num	8	438	Commute to Home w/o Congestion (Categ)
39	BTST3BJ	Num	8	430	Commute to Home w/o Congestion (Min)
41	BTST4J	Num	8	446	Main Cause of Delays/Congest in Commute
42	BTST4JOT	Char	50	454	Main Cause Delays/Cong in Comm(Specify)
131	CASEID	Char	9	1418	CaseID
132	CASESTAT	Num	8	1427	Final Interview Disposition Codes
166	CEN_FACT	Num	8	1634	Census Population Adjustment Factor
146	CITY	Char	20	1511	City
147	CREGION	Num	8	1531	Census Region
72	CSB3	Num	8	736	Travel Diff Due to Disability or Health
107	CSB5	Num	8	1142	How Did R Contact the Agency
109	CSB6	Num	8	1200	Rate Level of Service Received
81	CSB4A	Num	8	850	Req Product/Service fm USDOT since 03/00
97	CSB4B1	Num	8	1020	Amount of Time since Most Recent Request
96	CSB4B3	Num	8	1012	Agency Contacted Most Recently
98	CSB4B41	Num	8	1028	Prod Req: Data
99	CSB4B42	Num	8	1036	Prod Req: Publications/Brochures/Reports
100	CSB4B43	Num	8	1044	Prod Req: Maps
101	CSB4B44	Num	8	1052	Prod Req: Press Releases
102	CSB4B45	Num	8	1060	Prod Req: Videos
103	CSB4B46	Num	8	1068	Prod Req: Employment Information
104	CSB4B47	Num	8	1076	Prod Req: Grant/Scholarship Information
105	CSB4B48	Num	8	1084	Prod Req: Other
82	CSB4B201	Num	8	858	Past Year Request Information from NHTSA
83	CSB4B202	Num	8	866	Past Year Request Information from USCG
84	CSB4B203	Num	8	874	Past Year Request Information from FAA
85	CSB4B204	Num	8	882	Past Year Request Information from MARAD
86	CSB4B205	Num	8	890	Past Year Request Information from FHWA
87	CSB4B206	Num	8	898	Past Year Request Information from FRA
88	CSB4B207	Num	8	906	Past Year Request Information from FTA
89	CSB4B208	Num	8	914	Past Year Request Information from FMCSA
90	CSB4B209	Num	8	922	Past Year Request Information from RSPA
91	CSB4B210	Num	8	930	Past Year Request Information from BTS
92	CSB4B211	Num	8	938	Past Year Request Information from SLSDC
93	CSB4B212	Num	8	946	Past Year Request Information from OST
94	CSB4B213	Num	8	954	Past Year Request Information from OTHER
95	CSB4B2O	Char	50	962	Past Year Request Info OTHER (Specify)
106	CSB4B4O	Char	50	1092	Prod Req: Other (Specify)
108	CSB5O	Char	50	1150	Other Contact (Specify)
110	DCD1	Num	8	1208	Number of Licensed Vehicles in Household
112	DCD2	Num	8	1224	R is Licensed Commercial Trans Op
113	DCD3	Num	8	1232	R Owns or Operates Business from Home
114	DCD4	Num	8	1240	R Age
115	DCD5	Num	8	1248	R Gender
116	DCD6	Num	8	1256	R Education
117	DCD7	Num	8	1264	R is of Hispanic Origin
125	DCD9	Num	8	1370	Multiple Phone Lines in Household
129	DCD12	Num	8	1402	Number of People 18 and Older in HH
118	DCD81	Num	8	1272	R is White
119	DCD82	Num	8	1280	R is Black or African American
120	DCD83	Num	8	1288	R is American Indian or Alaska Native
121	DCD84	Num	8	1296	R is Asian
122	DCD85	Num	8	1304	R is Pacific Islander
123	DCD86	Num	8	1312	R is Other Race
130	DCD12CAT	Num	8	1410	Num of People 18 and Older in HH (Categ)
111	DCD1CAT	Num	8	1216	Number of Lic Veh in Household (Categ)
124	DCD8OTH	Char	50	1320	Other Race Specification
126	DCD9A	Num	8	1378	Number of Other Phone Lines
127	DCD9ACAT	Num	8	1386	Number Of Other Phone Lines (Categ)
128	DCD9B	Num	8	1394	Primary Use of Multiple Phone Lines
148	DIVISION	Num	8	1539	Census Division
133	ETIME	Char	8	1435	Interview End Time
167	FINALWGT	Num	8	1642	Final Weight - Sums to Population Total
149	FIPSCODE	Char	5	1547	FIPS Code
1	GTA1A	Num	8	0	Used Local Bus, Subway, or Commuter Rail
13	GTA1AT	Num	8	96	Days Used Bus, Subway, or Commuter Rail
2	GTA1B	Num	8	8	Drive Alone in Private Vehicle
14	GTA1BT	Num	8	104	Days Used Private Vehicle
3	GTA1C	Num	8	16	Travel in Organized Carpool or Vanpool
15	GTA1CT	Num	8	112	Days Travel in Carpool or Vanpool
4	GTA1D	Num	8	24	Travel with Others in Private Vehicle
16	GTA1DT	Num	8	120	Days Travel with Others in Private Veh
5	GTA1E	Num	8	32	Used City to City Bus
17	GTA1ET	Num	8	128	Days Used City to City Bus
6	GTA1F	Num	8	40	Used City to City Train
18	GTA1FT	Num	8	136	Days Used City to City Train
7	GTA1G	Num	8	48	Used Taxi, Limo, or Shuttle Service
19	GTA1GT	Num	8	144	Days Used Taxi, Limo, or Shuttle Service
8	GTA1H	Num	8	56	Used Commercial Airplane
20	GTA1HT	Num	8	152	Days Used Commercial Airplane
9	GTA1I	Num	8	64	Used Private or Charter Airplane
21	GTA1IT	Num	8	160	Days Used Private or Charter Airplane
10	GTA1J	Num	8	72	Used Comm Boat, Ship, or Ferry
22	GTA1JT	Num	8	168	Days Used Comm Boat, Ship, or Ferry
11	GTA1K	Num	8	80	Used Recreational Boat
24	GTA1KA	Num	8	184	Hours Spent on Recreational Boat
23	GTA1KT	Num	8	176	Days Used Recreational Boat
12	GTA1L	Num	8	88	Used Bicycle
26	GTA1LA	Num	8	200	Primary Use of Bicycle
27	GTA1LAO	Char	50	208	Primary Use of Bicycle (Specify)
25	GTA1LT	Num	8	192	Days Used Bicycle
28	GTA1YA	Num	8	258	Reason Not Use Pub Trans Past 30
29	GTA1YAOT	Char	50	266	Reason Not Use Pub Trans (Specify)
30	GTA1YC	Num	8	316	Reason Not Use Carpool Past 30
31	GTA1YCOT	Char	50	324	Reason Not Use Carpool (Specify)
134	HHSCREEN	Num	8	1443	Telephone Disposition Codes
156	IN75_100	Num	5	1582	Percent Household Income 75 < 100K
150	INC00_09	Num	5	1552	Percent Household Income 0 < 10K
151	INC10_14	Num	5	1557	Percent Household Income 10 < 15K
152	INC15_24	Num	5	1562	Percent Household Income 15 < 25K
153	INC25_34	Num	5	1567	Percent Household Income 25 < 35K
154	INC35_49	Num	5	1572	Percent Household Income 35 < 50K
155	INC50_74	Num	5	1577	Percent Household Income 50 < 75K
157	INOVR100	Num	5	1587	Percent Household Income Over 100K
135	INTLNGTH	Num	8	1451	Length of Interview (Minutes)
158	METRO	Num	8	1592	Inside/Outside Metropolitan Area
159	MSA	Char	4	1600	MSA
168	NR_FACT	Num	8	1650	Nonresponse Adjustment Factor
66	OMM13I1	Num	8	688	Info on RR Cross fm Driver Safty Class
67	OMM13I2	Num	8	696	Info on RR Cross fm Written Materials
68	OMM13I3	Num	8	704	Info on RR Cross fm Family/Friends
69	OMM13I4	Num	8	712	Info on RR Cross fm Pub Serv Anncments
70	OMM29I1	Num	8	720	R Aware of NHTSA Hotline
71	OMM29I2	Num	8	728	R Aware of NHTSA Website
73	OMM2I1	Num	8	744	Difficulties - Car as Driver
74	OMM2I2	Num	8	752	Difficulties - Car as Passenger
75	OMM2I3	Num	8	760	Difficulties - Public Trans
76	OMM2I4	Num	8	768	Difficulties - Bicycle
77	OMM2I5	Num	8	776	Difficulties - Walking
78	OMM2I6	Num	8	784	Difficulties - Airplane
79	OMM2I7	Num	8	792	Difficulties - Other
80	OMM2IO	Char	50	800	Difficulties - Other (Specify)
160	PASIAN	Num	5	1604	Percent Asian/Pacific Islander
161	PBLACK	Num	5	1609	Percent Black
169	PER_FACT	Num	8	1658	Adjust. for No. of Eligible HH Members
162	PHISPA	Num	5	1614	Percent Hispanic
170	PHN_FACT	Num	8	1666	Multiple Phone Lines Adjustment Factor
163	PWHITE	Num	5	1619	Percent White
63	RMC18	Num	8	664	Number of One-Way Trips on Comm Airlines
43	RMC15A	Num	8	504	Concern Lev-US Dep on Oil from Mid East
44	RMC15B	Num	8	512	Concern Lev-Computer Systems Secure
45	RMC15C	Num	8	520	Concern Lev-Air Travel Terrorist Free
46	RMC15D	Num	8	528	Concern Lev-Cruise Ships Terrorist Free
47	RMC15E	Num	8	536	Concern Lev-Hwy/Trains/Pub Tran Terr Fre
48	RMC15F	Num	8	544	Concern Lev-Ill Immigration/US Borders
49	RMC15G	Num	8	552	Concern Lev-Illegal Drugs/US Borders
50	RMC16A	Num	8	560	Satisf Lev-US Dep on Oil from Mid East
51	RMC16B	Num	8	568	Satisf Lev-Computer Systems Secure
52	RMC16C	Num	8	576	Satisf Lev-Air Travel Terrorist Free
53	RMC16D	Num	8	584	Satisf Lev-Cruise Ships Terrorist Free
54	RMC16E	Num	8	592	Satisf Lev-Hwy/Trains/Pub Tran Terr Free
55	RMC16F	Num	8	600	Satisf Lev-Ill Immigration/US Borders
56	RMC16G	Num	8	608	Satisf Lev-Illegal Drugs/US Borders
57	RMC17A	Num	8	616	Agree Lev-Risk of Terr dur Air Travel
58	RMC17B	Num	8	624	Agree Lev-Risk of Terr on Cruise Ships
59	RMC17C	Num	8	632	Agree Lev-Risk of Terr on Hwy Etc.
60	RMC17D	Num	8	640	Agree Lev-Personal Trav Terrorist Concrn
61	RMC17E	Num	8	648	Agree Lev-Supprt Arpt Secur Meas at Othr
62	RMC17F	Num	8	656	Agree Lev-Airport Security is Adequate
65	RMC18C	Num	8	680	Terrorist Act Took Place Agnst US Airln
64	RMC18CAT	Num	8	672	Num of One-Way Tps on Comm Airln (Categ)
171	SCALEWGT	Num	8	1674	Final Weight - Sums to Sample Total
136	SCREENER	Num	8	1459	Screener Disposition Codes
164	STATE	Char	2	1624	State
137	STIME	Char	8	1467	Interview Start Time
138	TIMEZONE	Char	1	1475	Time Zone
172	WD_FACT	Num	8	1682	Weighted Deflation Adjustment Factor