This questionnaire collects information from employees about their commuting habits and openness to carpooling. It asks about their gender, years of employment, driving ability, current transportation to work, distance from home to work, work hours, environmental concerns, and preferences regarding cost, time, ease and environmental impact of transportation. Participants are also asked to rate their level of agreement with statements about carpooling related to costs, time savings, environmental benefits, comfort with sharing rides with strangers, and potential challenges. The goal is to understand employee interest and identify opportunities for implementing an effective carpooling program.
This questionnaire collects information from employees about their commuting habits and openness to carpooling. It asks about their gender, years of employment, driving ability, current transportation to work, distance from home to work, work hours, environmental concerns, and preferences regarding cost, time, ease and environmental impact of transportation. Participants are also asked to rate their level of agreement with statements about carpooling related to costs, time savings, environmental benefits, comfort with sharing rides with strangers, and potential challenges. The goal is to understand employee interest and identify opportunities for implementing an effective carpooling program.
This questionnaire collects information from employees about their commuting habits and openness to carpooling. It asks about their gender, years of employment, driving ability, current transportation to work, distance from home to work, work hours, environmental concerns, and preferences regarding cost, time, ease and environmental impact of transportation. Participants are also asked to rate their level of agreement with statements about carpooling related to costs, time savings, environmental benefits, comfort with sharing rides with strangers, and potential challenges. The goal is to understand employee interest and identify opportunities for implementing an effective carpooling program.
I can drive and have use of another car in the household
I can drive and have a car on a payment plan (rent)
I cannot drive
4. What is your primary mode of transport to work?
Car Motorcycle Others
5. How far is your home from workplace?
Less than 3km
3-10 km away
10-20km away
20-30km away
More than 20km away
6. What is your working hour? Shift Office hour
For this part, choose according on your opinion either:
1 = strongly disagree 2= disagree 3=average 4= agree 5=strongly agree 1 2 3 4 5 1 How concerned are you about our environment? 2 How environmental friendly are you? 3 Do you think increasing number of transportation on road lead to road accident? 4 Are cars one of the biggest contributors to global warming? 5 Do you find parking a problem? 6 50% of salary are used for transportation fuel and services 7 Time is important in transportation 8 Cost is important in transportation 9 Ease is important in transportation (comfortable) 10 Environmental impact is important in transportation 11 Do you think carpooling is compulsory for workers? 12 Do you think carpooling can reduce cost of fuel? 13 Do you comfortable giving a lift to a stranger 14 Do you comfortable receiving a lift from a stranger 15 Would carpooling reduce the cost of fuel usage per month? 16 Does carpooling reduce the environmental impact? 17 Would saving money encourage you to use car pool? 18 Would saving the environment encourage you to use car pool? 19 Carpooling can save car ownership cost 20 Carpooling can save fuel cost 21 We can meet new interesting people by carpooling 22 Carpooling can be environmental friendly 23 Carpooling can avoid the hassle finding a parking spot 24 Carpooling can make journey from and to work quicker 25 If carpooling a compulsory, would you be the driver? 26 If carpooling a compulsory, would you be the passenger? 27 Would you willing to set up a formal car sharing arrangement through a website? 28 A solo female driver should consider carpooling 29 A solo male driver should consider carpooling 30 By carpooling, do you think the number of road accident will decrease? 31 Carpooling is unreasonable 32 Carpooling is uncomfortable 33 If problems of searching, scheduling, punctuality, and personal security were addressed, would you carpool? 34 Carpooling is better than public transportation 35 Public transportation is better than carpooling 36 Picking up people is the biggest trouble in carpooling 37 Time management is the biggest concern in carpooling 38 Sharing fuel cost is the biggest trouble in carpooling 39 By carpooling, the car ownership will have no privacy 40 I rather drive alone then sharing a car with strangers 41 I rather drive with strangers then driving alone 42 Maximum person in a car during carpooling are three person 43 Carpooling is only acceptable during working hours 44 As a driver, if any of your passengers have emergency you will be willing to lend your car 45 As a passenger, you will be willing to find other option if your driver have any emergency 46 As a passenger, I would require a pick up from my house and so would not be willing to travel at all 47 As a driver, I would require passenger to make my house as a pick up point 48 I consider strangers only as my passenger 49 I consider close friends only as my passenger 50 Carpooling is beneficial in every aspects