This paper focuses on a survey that was conducted in the eight counties of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana (OKI) region (Greater Cincinnati) to examine individual-level perceptions of integrating bike share (Red Bike) and public transit (Go Metro) with a focus on barriers to using multiuse paths. The survey addressed three major research questions: 1) What are people’s barriers to using (or using more frequently) multiuse paths to solve the FLM issue? 2) To what extent does the built environment around people’s residential location affect their integration level? 3) Which improvements would mostly likely influence people to integrate green modes (e.g., cycling, walking, and riding transit) more often?