Travel Technology (Online Community)

The personal information you provide will be used solely for this market research project. The market research session will be audio and/or video recorded. This is for purposes of this project only. Can you confirm that you understand and are happy with this?

YesNo

Do you, or any close family or friends work in any of the following occupations or industries?

AdvertisingMarket researchMarketingJournalismPublic relationsLobby or campaign groupLocal, regional or national politicsEmployees of Local AuthoritiesTechnology industryNone of the above

Have you ever taken part in market research?

YesNo

How many group discussions or interviews have you attended in the last 6 months?

012 or more

Generally speaking, how often do you drive a motor vehicle (as a fully licensed driver) on major UK roads, that is motorways, A roads and major 'trunk' roads?

By trunk road, we mean a major road that usually connects cities, airports, ports and other major areas, which is the recommended route for long-distance and freight traffic.

DailyWeeklyMonthlyLess often than monthlyNever - NON DRIVER

NON_DRIVER:
As someone who doesn't regularly drive on 'major UK roads', that is motorways, A roads or trunk roads, which (if any) of the following statements apply to you?

I travel as a passenger on major UK roads at least once a weekI travel as a passenger on major UK roads at least once a monthI am currently a learner driverI used to be a driver (and regularly used major UK roads) but no longer drive due to a medical conditionI usually travel by cycle for many of my journeys on UK roadsNONE OF THE ABOVE

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Which of the following best describes how far you travel for the majority of your journeys on UK public roads?

Primarily local, that is typically within 5-10 miles of your homePrimarily regional, that is typically between 10-50 miles of your homePrimarily national, that is typically more than 50 miles from your home

What type of vehicle do you use for the majority of the journeys you make on major UK roads (i.e. motorways, A roads and major 'trunk' roads)?

CarMotorcycle/motorscooterOther (please specify)

What is the primary purpose of your journeys on UK roads?

To travel to/from workTo travel for workRun errands (such as pick ups/drop offs or going to the supermarket)See friends/familyVisit placesOther (please specify)

Thinking about the majority of journeys you make on major UK roads, so motorways, A roads or trunk roads, do you usually travel with other passengers?

Yes - with children aged under 10 years oldYes - with children aged 10 to 18 years oldYes - with at least one other adultNo

How often do you take a holiday in the UK where you would travel on major roads (motorways, A roads, trunk roads)? 

At least once every few years - sometimes with a caravanAt least once every few years - sometimes with a boatAt least once every few years - but not with a caravan or boatNever/rarely

Are you a cyclist? If so, how often do you ride your bicycle on UK public roads (not just main roads)?

Yes - cycle every day, weather dependentYes - cycle 3-4 times a week, weather dependentYes - cycle less than 3-4 times a week, weather dependentNo

Are there any health conditions you have that affect when and how you're able to travel on public roads, such as how long you're able to travel without taking a rest-room break,  or needing to regularly stand up and walk around to ease pressure?

YesNo

Which of the following road technologies have you used?

Sat-navs and journey planners (Google Maps, Tom-Tom, etc)Applications and journey planners to help identify convenient amenities available en route (such as petrol stations, etc)Applications specifically designed to help avoid traffic or to help you find parking spaces (eg Waze, SpotHero, GasBuddy – not GoogleMaps)Cruise control (a vehicle system that automatically controls and maintains a steady speed as set by the driver)Parking-assist vehicles (a vehicle system that is able to parallel park your vehicle)Low-emission vehicles (emit relatively low levels of motor vehicle emissions)Electric vehicles (use energy stored in its rechargeable batteries and is powered exclusively by electricity)Hybrid vehicles (run partly on an electric battery and partly on an internal combustion engine)Driverless cars (a robotic vehicle that is designed to travel between destinations without a human operator)

Do you have access to a computer or smart phone with access to the internet which will play video content, and you will be able to use from Tuesday 17 – Monday 23 July?

YesNo

If you're selected to take part in this project, what would be your preference for receiving your incentive?

Online vouchers (PERKS)Transfer to a PayPal account