Altamont Press Timetable Survey

State:
Country:

Age Group:

Under 25

25-40

40-55

Over 55

What do you use the timetables for?

Railfanning
Work/Business
Both

What timetables have you purchased over the past six to seven years?

California Region
Northwest Region
Southwest Region
Mountain Plains Region
Rocky Mountain Region
Kansas City Region
Texas Region

Which timetable do you use the most?

California Region
Northwest Region
Southwest Region
Mountain Plains Region
Rocky Mountain Region
Kansas City Region
Texas Region

How do you normally purchase Altamont Press timetables?

From a hobby shop.
From an online book or hobby store.
At a train show, such as Winterail.
Directly from Altamont Press using website/mail order.

Generally speaking, which timetables are you more likely to purchase?

Timetables for the area(s) closest to where I work or live.
Timetables for less familiar or unvisited locations. (at least 100 miles away)
My geographic location has no influence on the timetables I purchase.

Whether you purchase Altamont Press timetables regularly or not, how much does the price affect your decision to buy?

Has little effect.
Makes or breaks the sale.
It depends.

In the past, was it easy to purchase the timetables?

Yes - my favorite hobby shop or bookstore always carried them.
Yes - I always ordered my timetables online.
No - The hobby stores in my area didn't carry the timetables.
No - The hobby stores in my area were frequently sold out.

Which part of the timetables do you find LEAST useful?

Amtrak schedules
Locomotive Rosters
Special Instructions
Page cross-reference numbers
Maps
Signal Indications Chart
Train Symbol Definitions
Roadway Signs Chart
Other - Please Specify:

How often do you read the Altamont Press Newsline?

Regularly
Occasionally
Never

All other comments/complaints/suggestions about the timetables may be written here: