walk through survey

Introduction

Walking as a pedestrian has been a popular form of transportation for thousands of years, yet it often is overlooked as an important form of transportation. The purpose of this research is to positively identify the factors associated with pedestrians and their decision-making, specifically in regards to crosswalk compliance. This investigation will strive to describe the degree of influence commuting decisions, the environment, and personal factors have on walkers’ decisions to obey or disobey the laws of the road.

Methods

This study is a quantitative, correlational research project. Data was collected using a survey consisting of seventy-six questions divided into seven sections that were spread among two hundred participants. The survey covered topics related to pedestrians’ opinions on law compliance, ambient surroundings, population density, sanitation levels, economic status, education level, and culture.

Results

The analysis revealed that there is a strong correlation between percieved law compliance, personal opinions on safety, and how the surrounding environment affects their decision to comply. A smaller correlation was discovered between economic status, personal opinions on cleanliness, and their decision to comply. Additionally, a medium correlation was also discovered between personal opinions on aesthetic qualities, education level, and their decision to comply.

Conclusion

The findings from this research suggest that perceived law compliance and environmental factors have a strong influence on pedestrians’ decisions to obey or violate cross walking laws. This research serves as a basis for further research looking into the individual factors that influence the decision-making process of pedestrians. In the future, it will be necessary to conduct a study on a larger sample size to obtain a more accurate representation of people and their decision to comply.

On a sunny and windy afternoon, my friends and I decided to conduct a survey about walking. The goal of this survey is to find out peoples opinion on this subject.

First of all, we asked people whether they like to walk. We found out that most people like it. Some of them said that they like to walk because it refreshing, while some said it helps them stay active. In addition, walking can also give people a feeling of freedom, help to clear the mind, and feed their creative side.

Next, we asked people whether they would walk in the city or in the countryside. Again, most of them said they prefer walking in the countryside. People argued that it is a great way to explore nature and relax. Additionally, walking in the countryside allows people to be close to nature and enjoy the fresh air.

Finally, we asked people whether they would prefer walking alone or with other people. The majority said that they prefer to walk with someone, because it can be more meaningful. Moreover, walking with friends or family can make the experience even better, as this is an opportunity to socialize and bond.

Overall, our survey suggests that most people enjoy walking, whether in the city or in the countryside, and with other people or alone. Walking is seen as a great way to relax and bond with ones friends or family, or even with nature itself.