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TOP BENEFITS SUMMARY. The session data from the Benefits exercise consisted of the top three benefits, identified by each participant, that would result from having the improvements to the Minnesota transportation system in place. The characteristics of an ideal transportation system were described in the Ideal Characteristics exercise (described in Section 3.2.3). The Benefits exercise data was analyzed to develop the summary list below. These benefits were grouped by common theme and ordered according to the frequency in which they were mentioned (indicated in parentheses). Each theme, and the statements that follow it, reflect the ideas and themes expressed by the participants. ! Improved safety of the transportation system (39) * Would decrease the number of injuries and deaths from auto and other vehicle accidents (33) * Would provide a safe, crime-free travel environment (6) ! Improved transportation system accessibility and availability (37) * Would provide choice of alternate transportation modes (14) * Would get people where they want to go, when they want to go (10) * Would encourage use of public transportation systems (buses, carpools, vanpools) (8) * Would provide everyone access to transportation, regardless of abilities (5) ! Improved quality of life (31) * Stress, confusion and anxiety related to using the system, including driving, would decrease (12) * Travel time would decrease /leisure time would increase (10) * Quality of neighborhoods would improve (6) * Users would be able to live anywhere (3) ! More efficient and effective use of transportation resources (23) * Transportation dollars would be used efficiently (14) * Current transportation systems and infrastructure would be used most effectively to reduce travel time (9) ! Allow fast, predictable travel time (20) * Delays due to congestion would be eliminated (12) * Time spent traveling would be reduced (8) * Sound land use decisions would be encouraged (6) * Consumption of natural resources would be reduced (3) ! Reduced cost of transportation system (17) * Would reduce cost to the users (taxes, licenses, fuel, insurance) (10) * Operations and maintenance costs would be reduced (7) ! Economic growth and development (15) * Economic development and planning for the future would be encouraged (9) * Better access to jobs would be provided (6) ! Would increase public participation in planning and decision making, creating a transportation system that meets the needs of the public (13) ! Would improve interag...
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