Looking for cycling participants - UCL cycling safety research

Posted on Mon 8th, February 2016

• #1

user62164

Hi all,

My 3rd year project at university revolves around improving cycling safety in and around junctions and this involves conducting a short 5-minute situational survey with cyclists (road, commuters and recreational preferably).

My partner and I need a few more participants to complete our sample, and if there are any willing participants then we could possibly meet you at the next club meeting or event you attend this week to conduct the survey (open to suggestions)? One limitation is that it has to be in person, as part of the survey involves a CAD model so I can't distribute the survey online.

At the moment, we need 5 more male participants and 20 more female participants. I would appreciate any help, thanks for your time.
• #2

LauraD in reply to @user62164

Hi, are you coming to the Tuesdays Spinning classes? I am there this evening, happy to stay little longer to answer your survey

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