Car Driver Questionnaire- Accidents at Junctions

[chloejr31]

** CALLING ALL CAR DRIVERS **

I am a PhD student at the University of Nottingham, with a specific interest in investigating accidents involving motorcyclists at junctions. This questionnaire in particular looks to examine car drivers’ perspectives on accidents that occur at junctions. The questionnaire takes around 10 minutes and has open questions where you can give as little or as much detail as you want. There is a prize draw for respondents who complete the survey. Thanks in advance!

http://www.lifelongdriving.org/limesurv ... 66/lang-en

[RiK]

Done.

[martine]

Done

[Jonquirk]

Done.

[Horse]

Dun-duh-duh dah dunn!

[ChristianAB]

Hello Chloe,

What is your agenda? What is motivating your study? What's the context?

[Mr Cholmondeley-Warner]

Good questions, Christian. I suspect you won't get any answers. That's the usual pattern.

[akirk]

I have sent a PM to Chloe asking the same question, if I don't have an answer by tomorrow, the thread will be closed and the user banned - it is normally courteous to ask first...
Alasdair

[GTR1400MAN]

Hmmm, It's on what looks to be a valid domain but has all the hallmarks of data mining.

Reminds me of all the 'fun' surveys on Facebook I never complete.

"As an online participant in this research, you should be aware there is always the risk of intrusion by outside agents, i.e., hacking, and therefore the possibility of being identified.”

There's some scepticism over on The Motorbike Forum.

[RiK]

"As an online participant in this research, you should be aware there is always the risk of intrusion by outside agents, i.e., hacking, and therefore the possibility of being identified.”

To be fair, if this is a university thing, that's exactly the kind of disclaimer the uni would insist was included to protect their arse..