Undergraduate research about public transport

[abirm873]

Hi everyone

I am currently a third year undergraduate student undertaking a piece of research for my dissertation.

It is about public transport motivations and why people choose to travel by car instead of public transport and vice versa.

I would be really grateful if some of you could help me and fill in my questionnaire, it only takes 3/4 minutes to complete.

The only condition is that you must have visited Wales before. Either as your most recent trip or at any point before for either a holiday or a day trip.

All data collected will be used by me and only me and you are not obliged to answer the postcode question if you don't want to.

For every complete questionnaire I shall make a small donation to the Railway Children charity as a thank you for everyone that helps me out.

The link is here: http://freeonlinesurveys.com/s.asp?sid=33v96iz9itd9yau604085

Thank you to everyone in advance!

Update 4/2/15 @18:47. Edited to mention that I sought and was granted permission to post the survey from the moderators.

 

[telstarbox]

Couple of suggestions:
Make the North/Mid/Wales descriptions more specific
For household income, make the bands wider - the median household income is more than £30k.

 

[pdeaves]

Another observation: the survey presupposes I have a car that I chose not to use; the question ordering the statements did not allow me to remove totally irrelevant ones.

 

[higthomas]

I agree, when answering having gone by car, only money, luggage and convenience matter, it would be good to be able to remove superfluous options.

 

[DaveNewcastle]

Many journeys (many of mine) involve more than one mode, e.g. car and train, bike and train, train and bus, train and plane and taxi, train and taxi. The questionnaire required selecting only one mode, and omits bike, plane and taxi.