Participate in Driver Behaver Research Study- $50 compensation

Manchester CT

03 September, 2021

12:22 PM

Description

Participate in Driving Behavior Research at Ellington Airport. Firstly a big thank you to the community for participating in our ongoing research study. We have had some great participation. We are now in our final phase of the study and looking for some more participants. LOCATION: ELLINGTON AIRPORT DURATION : 1 Hour TIME: Conducted in the Evening after common office hours The Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) and the Crash Safety Research Center (CSRC) are conducting a research project about markings and lights that can be used to make construction and other work vehicles easier to see when they are on the road. As part of this effort, we are currently recruiting up to 100 individuals to participate in a closed-course study at the Ellington Airport. Participants will drive a CSRC-owned vehicle to a designated location on the closed course and will answer some questions about vehicle markings or lights that they see during the study session. To reduce the infection risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, additional protections will be in place, including face masks for all participants and research staff, social distancing during the study session, and extra cleaning of the study space and equipment. The session will take approximately 1 hour to complete. Your participation is voluntary. In order to qualify, you must meet the following requirements: • Are age 18-40 • Have a valid driver’s license Data from this study will be kept confidential and participants will be emailed a $50 electronic Amazon gift card following the study session. Employees of the Texas A&M University System are eligible to participate, but will NOT be compensated for participation. If you qualify and are willing to participate, please comment below, or private message me, or email: [email protected] include your current contact information (name, phone, email) as well as your age and gender. Thank you for your time.