Generally, it highlights responses offered by at least 10 percent of respondents. The overall area results are presented in each case. Individual master planning area results are included when they differ by more than a few percentage points. Most would like to contribute to this effort. Convenient public transportation, especially Metro, and the two Beltway interchanges are among the features that residents like about the area and an important reason why they moved there.
Residents register few complaints about the system at the current time.
Fifty-seven percent say that there is no traffic problem in their neighborhoods. There appears to be a desire for better pedestrian facilities, especially sidewalks, both in the question about pedestrian activities and in the question about master plan goal topics, where it was third most popular after protecting the environment and quality of life. Crime emerges as a major concern, as evidenced by the percentage of respondents who identify it as what they dislike most about the area. Better lighting appears not only as a response to the direct question about security but also in connection with pedestrian facilities and parks. On the whole, respondents are content with local public facilities .