The Indiana Institute on Disability and Community, in conjunction with the
Governor's Council for People with Disabilities and Indiana Protection and
Advocacy Services, is conducting a survey to find the answer to this question!
Accessible and reliable transportation is an important issue for Indiana’s citizens
with disabilities --- transportation is a necessary support for seeking and maintaining
employment, for accessing health care services, and for participating in
community activities. The 2009 Disability Poll on Transportation asks Indiana citizens
to identify how they view the current state of transportation in Indiana. There is also
opportunity to provide opinions and ideas about how to improve transportation in
their communities.
People with disabilities, their family members, and their advocates are invited to
complete the survey so that their voices are heard when transportation issues are
being addressed in their communities!
The survey is available online at:
The Disability Poll is an annual project of the Indiana Institute on Disability and
Community, the Governor's Council for People with Disabilities, and Indiana
Protection and Advocacy Services. The Poll’s purpose is to provide a place where
the voices of people with disabilities, their family members, and their advocates
can be heard. Each year, a specific topic of interest is selected. The Disability Poll is
being conducted by staff from the Institute’s Center for Planning and Policy
Studies.