The survey is now closed.
Please find the raw results inline.
This survey is being conducted by the Human-Computer Interaction Lab (HCIL) at
the University of Maryland. Our goal is to better understand how people choose
which route to take for their repeated trips when there are multiple ways to go.
We use the term "repeated trip" to mean any regularly traveled pair of origin-destination
locations, such as your commute from home to work, and the term "route" to refer to the
particular set of roads you take for a repeated trip.
You are under no obligation to complete the survey, but your responses will
help inform our research on developing tools to better support the tasks
described above. The survey takes only a few minutes to complete and your
responses and participation will be kept anonymous.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you!
Aaron Clamage, Faculty Research Assistant in Computer Science
(aclamage@cs.umd.edu)
Ben Bederson, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Director of HCIL
Catherine
Plaisant, Associate Research Scientist
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