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Survey of commuting habits - University network

 

 

The participating universities, in collaboration with the Réseau des centres d'expertise en mobilité (RCEM), is currently working on collecting data on commuting patterns within its member community.

This survey, which takes an average of 10 minutes to complete, will help develop tailored measures to enhance sustainable mobility practices in this context.

If you need to pause your session, you can save your responses and return to the survey (from the same computer, tablet, or phone).

For any questions regarding the survey, you can write to the following address:

info@rcem.quebec

Thank you for your participation!

Privacy policy
The participating universities are collaborating with the Réseau des centres d'expertise en mobilité and the ministère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs (MELCCFP) to develop a survey to assess the distribution of commuting habits and the obstacles to sustainable transportation in universities.

As a result, the RCEM is collecting certain personal information through this survey, allowing us to evaluate this distribution of commuting methods as well as the various obstacles to sustainable transportation in universities. This data collection is for scientific purposes and will allow us to analyze the transportation-mobility portrait and implement measures that could potentially improve the situation.

Although the RCEM may have access to certain personal information, it will be treated anonymously and will not be published or disseminated.

Participation in this survey is always voluntary, and you are under no obligation to participate.

In accordance with the Act respecting Access to documents held by public bodies and the Protection of personal information, you have the right to access your personal information and the right to correct it.

The RCEM may retain certain information for statistical and scientific purposes.