Have Your Say 💛
What do you wish other commuters understood? 💛
Every journey has a story behind it.
Whether someone is walking, cycling, riding a motorbike, driving, using a wheelchair or mobility aid, travelling by public transport, or combining several ways of getting around, everyone experiences the journey differently.
Considerate Commuter wants to understand those differences.
Your experience matters
Perhaps there is something you do while travelling that other people sometimes misunderstand.
Maybe you’re a cyclist who has to move out of a cycle lane because of potholes or parked vehicles.
Perhaps you’re a driver who sometimes can’t stop as suddenly as a pedestrian might expect because of the traffic behind you.
You might be a motorcyclist who changes road position to stay visible, a pedestrian who needs more time to cross, or someone whose disability or mobility needs aren’t immediately obvious to others.
Or perhaps you’ve experienced a moment of patience or kindness from another commuter that made a difficult journey noticeably better.
These are the experiences Considerate Commuter wants to hear about.
Take the 5-minute anonymous survey
The Considerate Commuter questionnaire is an opportunity to share what travelling is really like from your point of view.
It asks about how you travel, the situations you encounter and what you wish other people understood about your journey.
There are no right or wrong answers.
The aim isn’t to decide which type of commuter behaves best. It’s to collect different perspectives and help people understand why others may behave differently from themselves.
🔒 Your responses are anonymous.
⏱️ It takes around 5 minutes.
💬 Real experiences are welcome.
💛 Every perspective matters.
Ready to have your say?
The button can take people directly to your Google Form.
Why take part?
One person’s experience can help another person see a familiar situation completely differently.
The more perspectives that are shared, the more Considerate Commuter can learn about the everyday experiences of people using our roads and public spaces.
Over time, those experiences can help shape the project, its messages and the conversations it encourages.
Understanding begins by listening.
Different journeys. Different perspectives. Mutual respect.
Considerate Commuter
Share the journey. Show respect. 💛
