The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel (CSET) is a new survey that gathers insights on the daily travel habits of Canadians. A better understanding of travel habits and needs, as well as the barriers encountered, will help to inform transportation planning and infrastructure investments in communities across the country.
The CSET Supporter Toolkit brings together tools and resources in one convenient location to help you and your organization share information about the survey. Your support plays an important role in helping us reach potential respondents and encourage participation.
For more information about the survey, visit our information for survey participants page.
What's in the toolkit?
Products and resources you can share with your community and networks:
- Social media content
- Digital screen network graphics
- Webpage tiles
Social media content
Statistics Canada encourages community supporters to help spread the word about the Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel (CSET). You may copy and paste the suggested text provided below and save the accompanying images to your device to share through your own social media accounts.
Post 1
A better understanding of travel habits and needs, as well as the barriers encountered, helps identify how local roads, highways, public transportation, bike lanes and sidewalks are used today and how they can be improved.
If you've been selected for the Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel, please participate! https://ow.ly/wbM650Ym9LY.
Post 2
Data from the Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel will help plan and improve transportation systems and guide future infrastructure investments for all Canadians, including drivers, cyclists, pedestrians and public transit users..
If selected for this important survey, please participate. https://ow.ly/Ux0m50Ym9Np.
Image for social media
Post 3
The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel is underway! If you've been selected, please participate.
Digital screen network graphics
You can save either a single graphic or the full series of graphics below to promote participation in the Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel. These can be displayed on digital screens in locations such as lobbies, transit hubs, billboards, kiosks, or other public display areas.
Single digital screen graphic
Post 11
The Canadian Survey on everyday travel is underway in our community! If you've been selected, please participate.
Series of digital screen graphics
Post 4
The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel is underway in our community! If you've been selected, please participate.
Post 5
The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel is underway! Make a difference by telling us how you get around.
Post 6
The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel is underway! Make a difference by telling us how you get around. Active transportation: Do you walk, run or cycle to get around?
Post 7
The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel is underway! Make a difference by telling us how you get around. Public transit: What's your experience with buses, trains and other transit options.
Webpage tiles
Add a webpage tile to your organization's website to help direct potential respondents to the Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel information page for survey participants.
The tile image should be paired with one of the suggested HTML text options and linked to Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel (CSET).
Webpage tile HTML text options
The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel is underway! If you've been selected, please participate.
The Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel is underway in our community! If you've been selected, please participate.
Images for webpage tile
Several commonly used webpage tile sizes are provided in the CSET Supporter Toolkit so that organizations can select the option that best fits their website's layout and design.
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Terms of use
Modification to materials
The use of the Government of Canada's official symbols is restricted to the communications, operations and activities of the Government of Canada. Materials downloaded from the Canadian Survey on Everyday Travel Toolkit are to be used as provided and may not be modified in any way.
Official languages
All materials are available in both English and French.
We invite you to publish and distribute all materials in both official languages.
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