Toronto Downtown Commuter Survey

Asya Bidordinova, a UofT graduate student, is looking for participants in a survey that is part of her Master of Science in Planning thesis in the UofT Geography Department and Program in Planning. Both cyclists and non-cyclists commuting to the UofT St. George Campus on a regular basis are invited to participate in this survey.

This online survey is anonymous. It will take about 10 minutes of your time. To participate in the survey, please follow the link.

In order to help make cycling a more popular mode of transportation in Toronto, Asya is studying factors that contribute to utilitarian cycling (non-recreational commute to work, school, or to carry out other activities worked into our daily routines) or deter commuters from engaging in cycling to the UofT St. George Campus and other downtown destinations.

Results of the survey will be provided to organizations and groups working on cycling issues on the UofT St.George Campus and beyond, including Bikechain, the UofT Sustainability Office, and the Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation. You will find the results of the survey here.