Pol.is is a real-time survey system that helps identify the different ways a large group of people think about a divisive or complicated topic. Here’s a basic breakdown of some terms you’ll need to know in order to understand this report.
Participants: These are the people who participated in the conversation by voting and writing statements. Based on how they voted, each participant is sorted into an opinion group.
Statements: Participants may submit statements for other participants to vote on. Statements are assigned a number in the order they’re submitted.
Opinion groups: Groups are made of participants who voted similarly to each other, and differently from the other groups.
This polis.pdis.nat.gov.tw conversation was run by 子魚. The topic was 'vTaiwan 線上諮詢會議:
平衡車、電動滑板,台灣上路可以嗎?
非汽車之動力載具的道路安全討論'.
147
people voted
99
people grouped
2,573
votes were cast
58
statements were submitted
17.50
votes per voter on average
1.86
statements per author on average
How divisive was the conversation?
Statements (here as little circles) to the left were voted on the same way—either everyone agreed or everyone disagreed. Statements to the right were divisive—participants were split between agreement and disagreement.
How to use this: Hover to see the statement text. Start on the far right to find out what the most divisive statement was.
Consensus statements
Divisive statements
Majority
Here's what most people agreed with.
60% or more of all participants voted one way or the other, regardless of whether large amounts of certain minority opinion groups voted the other way.
StatementOverall99A37B62
8我認為台灣的道路規劃對行人很不友善
78%5%16%(75)
68%3%27%(29)
84%6%8%(46)
9我認為人行道與騎樓應該更為通暢
75%2%22%(76)
39%7%53%(28)
95%0%4%(48)
15六都的行人空間應定期評比,以作為體驗改善依據
79%1%18%(69)
53%3%42%(26)
95%0%4%(43)
29動力載具應有安全機制,旨在保護使用者本人與其他用路人。
83%0%16%(54)
66%0%33%(21)
93%0%6%(33)
32With YouBike being recognized as such a success story globally, it is unacceptable that smart technology and shared mobility have not advanced any further than it should.
80%0%20%(45)
56%0%43%(16)
93%0%6%(29)
Opinion Groups
Across 99 total participants, opinion groups emerged. There are two factors that define an opinion group. First, each opinion group is made up of a number of participants who tended to vote similarly on multiple statements. Second, each group of participants who voted similarly will have also voted distinctly differently from other groups.
Group A: 37 participants
Statements which make this group unique, by their votes:
Statements which make this group unique, by their votes:
StatementOverall99A37B62
16Segway、平衡車等代步工具應行駛自行車道
68%8%22%(74)
25%22%51%(27)
93%0%6%(47)
5我認為若開放電動滑板車之類的電動載具上路,應該要有年齡限制
67%12%19%(77)
28%25%46%(28)
89%6%4%(49)
9我認為人行道與騎樓應該更為通暢
75%2%22%(76)
39%7%53%(28)
95%0%4%(48)
7我認爲應該以速度區分管制的強度,不應該用是否為自行車來區分
66%7%26%(69)
34%10%55%(29)
90%5%5%(40)
13我認為假電動自行車名義行機車之實的車輛騎乘應有駕照
50%23%26%(73)
14%40%44%(27)
71%13%15%(46)
Areas of uncertainty
Across all 99 participants, there was uncertainty about the following statements. Greater than 30% of participants who saw these statements 'passed'.
Areas of uncertainty can provide avenues to educate and open dialogue with your community.
StatementOverall99A37B62
23我認為應該比照ubike的規定辦理
35%8%56%(57)
16%8%75%(24)
48%9%42%(33)
38論重量、速度、體積,平衡車都是比腳踏車還安全的交通工具。
31%20%48%(29)
27%0%72%(11)
33%33%33%(18)
31這 2 種工具是我走到人行道上的惡夢
22%35%42%(40)
7%15%76%(13)
29%44%25%(27)
12我認為假電動自行車名義行機車之實的車輛應以牌照規管
53%14%32%(71)
27%31%41%(29)
71%2%26%(42)
22我覺得各縣市的路況不一樣,應該交由地方政府決定是否開放
38%27%33%(59)
12%44%44%(25)
58%14%26%(34)
Graph
Which statements were voted on similarly? How do participants relate to each other?
In this graph, statements are positioned more closely to statements which were voted on similarly. Participants, in turn, are positioned more closely to statements on which they agreed, and further from statements on which they disagreed. This means participants who voted similarly are closer together.
Click a statement, identified by its number, to explore regions of the graph.
All statements
Group votes across all statements, excluding those statements which were moderated out.
32With YouBike being recognized as such a success story globally, it is unacceptable that smart technology and shared mobility have not advanced any further than it should.
36whether it's for promoting tourism, environmental, smart mobility, or other purposes, i feel that local governments should actively evaluate the usefulness of personal mobility devices within its community development strategy