University questionnaire, please help - very short!!

1)Do you take public transport regularly, i.e. more than once per week?
No

2)Would you ever consider car pooling to get to work?
If I was friends with someone who lived nearby and worked at the same place as me or near, then yes

3)What do you think about traffic conditions in the UK? (One to two sentence answer)
Generally, ridiculous - you just have to time when and where your going right, for work and some people that is unavoidable
 
1)Do you take public transport regularly, i.e. more than once per week?
Yes

2)Would you ever consider car pooling to get to work?
No

3)What do you think about traffic conditions in the UK? (One to two sentence answer)
Normally fine, gets busy around the usual rush hour times, which is to be expected
 
1) Yes. At least one return journey each day.

2) It's to uni, but yes.

3) I dont think they are too bad. Bus lanes etc work here as tehy are continual, and cycle lanes etc are good to see. I live in the capital so it can get busy at time, match days etc, but I think considering that starting road afresh isnt viable, most places including here work very well. The volume of traffic seems continually increasing though.
 
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Generally very good but something needs to be done about the NIMBY attitude in this country to allow blackspots & bottlenecks to be cleared, possibly at the expense of a few bits of wildlife.
 
1. no
2. yes (although I walk to work.)
3. here the traffic is horrid due to the fact that we have to go over the bridges into town.
much easier to walk or cycle.
 
a) Yes
b) Never. It's my car, buy your own.
c) It's fine and I dont have an issue with it. The only issue I find is parking restrictions.
 
1.) No
2.) Yes, its a boring drive, conversation could be good.
3.) a.) I think the roads around here are a pretty shoddy state, when roads and towns were built they never expected growth, so space will always be an issue for roads/parking. Council should spent Tax payers money buying derelict land and put in better traffic measures.
b.) It's crap, it was crap when they built it all it will always be crap because its cheaper.

(b. if a. is too long. :p)
 
1) No (is it worth noting that a lot of us probably cycle to work?)

2) Yes, have done

3) I have no troubles now as I'm on a bicycle, however getting back into the city from the motorway used to be horrendous. General dodgy infrastructures, traffic-light timings and possibly pedestrian crossing placement makes for many bottlenecks and slow roads for people trying to get back to their homes.
 
1)Do you take public transport regularly, i.e. more than once per week? No

2)Would you ever consider car pooling to get to work? Yes

3)What do you think about traffic conditions in the UK? (One to two sentence answer) In Oxford the traffic is awful due to the huge amount of buses in the city centre, but generally people are using their cars more but that's because public transport is so stupidly expensive.
 
iamdjdz said:
Questions:

1)Do you take public transport regularly, i.e. more than once per week?

2)Would you ever consider car pooling to get to work?

3)What do you think about traffic conditions in the UK? (One to two sentence answer)
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1.Hell No!
2.Again No!
3.To put it bluntly it's even worse since the bus lanes were put in!
 
as a non driver:

1) no (i walk or ride my bike, or get a train if long distances are involved (rarely) )
2) no
3) traffic is simply insane in the south east unless you're on a motorbike
 
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1) Yes (bus)
2) Yes
3) It takes nearly twice as long to get where I’m going during rush hour, other than that it’s not too bad. Parking is ridiculous though, as high as £10 for the day, hence why I take the bus. Bus generally late and can’t be relied on though.
 
1) No
2) Currently give my colleague a lift
3) Fantastic in the summer time when the kids are off school, utterly dreadful any other time
 
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