Omnibus Household Survey (OHS) 2001-12 [supporting datasets]

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) conducts the Omnibus Household Survey (OHS) to monitor public expectations of and satisfaction with the transportation system and to gather event, issue, and mode-specific information. OHS, which is conducted annually, serves as an information source for the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) modal administrators to support congressional requests and to gauge internal DOT performance. Overall, OHS supports the collection of information on a wide range of transportation-related topics. Each round of OHS contains a set of core questions that are based on critical information needs within DOT. In addition, supplemental questions are included in each round to correspond to DOT’s five strategic goals: safety; reduced congestion; global connectivity; environmental stewardship; and security, preparedness, and response. Finally, specific questions posed by the various DOT modes are included in each survey. The OHS program was suspended in 2009. This dataset shows the results of the December 2001 OHS.

美国运输统计局（BTS）开展综合家庭调查（OHS），以监测公众对交通系统的期望与满意度，并收集特定事件、问题及交通方式相关的信息。该调查每年开展一次，为美国运输部（DOT）各运输方式管理部门提供信息来源，以响应国会要求并评估DOT内部绩效。总体而言，OHS助力收集各类交通相关主题的信息。每一轮OHS均包含一系列核心问题，这些问题基于DOT内部的关键信息需求。此外，每轮调查还包含补充问题，以对应DOT的五大战略目标：安全；减少拥堵；全球连通性；环境管理；以及安全、准备与响应。最后，各DOT运输方式部门提出的特定问题也被纳入每轮调查中。OHS项目于2009年暂停。本数据集展示的是2001年12月OHS的调查结果。