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APPENDIX B SURVEY QUESTIONS If you prefer an electronic copy of the survey please contact the Thomas Law Firm by email at: lwthomas@cox.net TCRP J-5, STUDY TOPIC 17-02, LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE ON TRANSIT SYSTEMS Agency Name: Agency Address: Name of Employee: Job Title: Contact telephone/ cell phone number: Email address: Educational Background: Legal Training: YES NO (If yes describe) How many years have you been with the agency? ***************************************************** 1. Does your agency use video surveillance in stations or on boarding platforms, in railcars or on buses, in railyards or parking areas, or in other transit-owned or -controlled areas? IF YOUR ANSWER IS YES, PLEASE RESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AND REQUESTS. (If insufficient space is allotted for your responses below, please feel free to place your responses on additional sheets of paper and attach them to the survey.) 2. When did your agency begin using video surveillance? B-1

3. Please identify the areas, facilities, and/or equipment that are subject to video surveillance. 4. Does your agency use video surveillance for any of the following purposes: (a) Assist transit customers? (b) Deter and/or apprehend fare-evaders? (c) Deter other crimes? (d) Defend against fraudulent claims? (e) Investigate accidents? (f) Investigate alleged injuries? (g) Defend against tort claims? (h) Deter or prevent vandalism or other property damage or theft? (i) combat terrorism? please circle) YES NO If there are other purposes, please identify them. 5. Does your agency have a policy that applies to your agency s use of video surveillance? If your answer is Yes, please provide a copy of or a link to the policy. 6. Please describe the process your agency used when deciding to implement a video surveillance system, including any public hearings or other non-agency participation. B-2

7. Has your agency adopted any technological and/or administrative safeguards to prevent misuse or abuse of your agency s video surveillance system? If your answer is Yes, please provide details. 8. Was your agency s video surveillance system adopted for a clearly stated law enforcement purpose or purposes? If your answer is Yes, please describe the law enforcement purpose or purposes. 9. Was your agency s video surveillance system adopted, in the opinion of your agency, to address a serious potential threat or threats to public safety of indefinite duration? If your answer is Yes, please describe the potential threat or threats. 10. Before adopting a video surveillance system, did your agency consider alternatives (and their costs) to a video surveillance system? If your answer is Yes, please describe the alternatives considered by your agency and state why one (or more) of the alternatives was not selected. 11. What is the expected duration (days, weeks, months, years, or indefinite) of your agency s video surveillance system? 12. Does your agency retain and/or archive images captured by video surveillance? B-3

If your answer is Yes, please state how long your agency retains video surveillance images or data. If your agency has a policy on the retention of images or data, please attach a copy of or provide a link to the policy. 13. Does your agency s video surveillance system also record audio? If your answer is Yes, please provide details on when your agency uses both audio and video surveillance. 14. Is your agency s video surveillance system capable of identifying and/or tracking a specific individual? If your answer is Yes, please provide details on when and where video surveillance is used to identify and/or track an individual 15. Does your agency share video surveillance images or data with: (a) Other agencies or departments? (b) Law enforcement agencies without a subpoena? (c) Individuals such as private litigants? 16. Does your agency give notice to the public of the presence of a video surveillance system in or on any of your agency s facilities and/or equipment? If your answer is Yes, please provide a copy of or a link to the notice. B-4

17. Is any part of your video surveillance system kept secret (e.g., hidden cameras) from the public or from employees? If your answer is YES, if permissible, please provide details. 18. Does your video surveillance system include pan-tilt cameras and/or the ability to zoom-in on a person or persons of interest? If your answer is YES, please describe when and where the technology is used. 19. (a) Does your agency use video surveillance in the workplace? If your answer to question 19(a) is YES, please provide details on when video surveillance is used in the workplace. (b) Are employees given prior notice of your agency s use of video surveillance in the workplace? If your answer to question 19(b) is YES, please provide details. (c) Did your agency bargain with the employees or the union, if applicable, before adopting a video surveillance system? If your answer is to question 19(c) is YES, please provide details. B-5

20. Does your agency use video surveillance (e.g., backward facing cameras) to monitor and/or record operators of transit vehicles and/or other equipment? If your answer is YES, please provide details. 21. Does your agency have a rule or policy regarding: (a) When employees are required to activate video surveillance? B-6 If your answer to question 21(a) is YES, please provide details or a copy of or a link to the rule or policy. (b) When employees are prohibited from deactivating video surveillance equipment? If your answer to question 21(b) is YES, please provide details or a copy of or a link to the rule or policy. 22. Please identify any statutes or ordinances that apply to your agency s use of video and/or audio surveillance of: (a) Members of the public (b) Employees (c) Transit operators

(d) Facilities and/or equipment 23. Have there been any administrative or legal actions against your agency involving its use of video surveillance? If your answer is Yes, please provide details. 24. (a) Has your agency used video surveillance in tort claims either by or against the agency? If your answer to question 24(a) is Yes, please provide details. (b) Has your agency s video surveillance been used in accident or criminal investigations? If your answer to question 24(b) is Yes, please provide details. 25. Please include any additional information that your agency wants to furnish on its use of video surveillance. ******************************************************************************* B-7

Please return your completed survey to: The Thomas Law Firm ATTN: Larry W. Thomas, J.D. Ph.D. 2001 L Street, N.W., Suite 500 Washington, D.C. 20036 Tel. (202) 495-3442 or (202) 465-5050 (cell) E-mail: lwthomas@cox.net B-8