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What do you think of the proposed $3 fare for Lawrence Transit On Demand?

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How often do you take a trip with Lawrence Transit On Demand?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Never	15.9%	13
A few times per year	18.3%	15
A few times per month	12.2%	10
1-3 times per week	30.5%	25
4 or more times per week	23.2%	19

These On Demand trips are for: (Select Multiple)

	Response Percent	Response Count
Work	56.9%	41
Unpaid care work	4.2%	3
School/ University	22.2%	16
Shopping	29.2%	21
Leisure / recreation	29.2%	21
Healthcare	13.9%	10
Visiting friends or family	19.4%	14
Connecting to long distance travel	9.7%	7
Other	12.5%	9

Do you enjoy booking on the On Demand app and watching your bus arrive?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Yes	68.4%	52
No	13.2%	10
Not important	18.4%	14

Have you had to call a taxi / ridehail (e.g. Uber/Lyft) if something happened to your On Demand trip?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Yes	53.2%	41
No	39.0%	30
I don't know	7.8%	6

Did you ever take Night Line? (The call-ahead service running from 2014 - 2022)

	Response Percent	Response Count
Yes	30.0%	24
No	63.8%	51
I don't know	6.3%	5

If you answered yes, did you ever need to call a taxi / ridehail (e.g. Uber/Lyft) if something happened to your Night Line trip?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Yes	21.4%	12
No	62.5%	35
I don't know	16.1%	9

If we charged $3 per trip would you still be able to use the service:

	Response Percent	Response Count
The same as I do now	35.0%	28
Less often	25.0%	20
I would not be able to use this service with a $3 fare	40.0%	32

If we charged $5 per trip would you still be able to use the service:

	Response Percent	Response Count
The same as I do now	20.3%	16
Less often	16.5%	13
I would not be able to use this service with a $5 fare	63.3%	50

If we charged $7 per trip would you still be able to use the service:

	Response Percent	Response Count
The same as I do now	14.1%	11
Less often	9.0%	7
I would not be able to use this service with a $7 fare	76.9%	60

Do you feel Lawrence Transit On Demand is reliable?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Yes	53.2%	42
No	26.6%	21
I don't know	20.3%	16

If you selected "no," why?

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Do you have other comments about the proposed $3 fare?

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November 2, 2025, 11:56 PM

How often do you take a trip with Lawrence Transit On Demand?
- 1-3 times per week
These On Demand trips are for: (Select Multiple)
- Work
- Healthcare
Do you enjoy booking on the On Demand app and watching your bus arrive?
- Yes
Have you had to call a taxi / ridehail (e.g. Uber/Lyft) if something happened to your On Demand trip?
- No
Did you ever take Night Line? (The call-ahead service running from 2014 - 2022)
- Yes
If you answered yes, did you ever need to call a taxi / ridehail (e.g. Uber/Lyft) if something happened to your Night Line trip?
- No
If we charged $3 per trip would you still be able to use the service:
- The same as I do now
If we charged $5 per trip would you still be able to use the service:
- Less often
If we charged $7 per trip would you still be able to use the service:
- I would not be able to use this service with a $7 fare
Do you feel Lawrence Transit On Demand is reliable?
- Yes
If you selected "no," why?
No response.
Do you have other comments about the proposed $3 fare?

No

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How often do you take a trip with Lawrence Transit On Demand?

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These On Demand trips are for: (Select Multiple)

Do you enjoy booking on the On Demand app and watching your bus arrive?

Yes

Not important

Have you had to call a taxi / ridehail (e.g. Uber/Lyft) if something happened to your On Demand trip?

Yes

I don't know

Did you ever take Night Line? (The call-ahead service running from 2014 - 2022)

Yes

I don't know

If you answered yes, did you ever need to call a taxi / ridehail (e.g. Uber/Lyft) if something happened to your Night Line trip?

Yes

I don't know

If we charged $3 per trip would you still be able to use the service:

The same as I do now

Less often

I would not be able to use this service with a $3 fare

Lawrence Transit is proposing a $3 fare for On Demand.

These additional questions are to help us plan for the future and predict the impact of fare changes on riders.

If we charged $5 per trip would you still be able to use the service:

The same as I do now

Less often

I would not be able to use this service with a $5 fare

If we charged $7 per trip would you still be able to use the service:

The same as I do now

Less often

I would not be able to use this service with a $7 fare

Do you feel Lawrence Transit On Demand is reliable?

Yes

I don't know

If you selected "no," why?

Do you have other comments about the proposed $3 fare?

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