You can help improve driving safety campaigns and be in with a chance of winning £20 at the same time! www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DrivingSafety16
Psychologists at Plymouth University are researching ways to make driving safety campaigns more effective, and have a short online survey that they would like as many people as possible to do. The survey contains a 30 second TV advert, followed by some questions about different driving situations. You can find out more about the survey here:
www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DrivingSafety16
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chance of winning £20
Chance would be a fine thing.....
Only £20..
cheapskates
:>)
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Having had a look at the TV advert I do question why an Australian advert about the advisability of driving through flood water is relevant.
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You can help improve driving safety campaigns and be in with a chance of winning £20 at the same time! www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DrivingSafety16
Psychologists at Plymouth University are researching ways to make driving safety campaigns more effective, and have a short online survey that they would like as many people as possible to do. The survey contains a 30 second TV advert, followed by some questions about different driving situations. You can find out more about the survey here:
www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DrivingSafety16
It might be quicker to put more traffic cops on the road, that should make a few drivers safer for fear of getting nicked
Not a lot take any notice of the law as it is so a campaign is a waste of time, in my opinion.
have Psychologists got nothing better to do?
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They've gotta think of something to spend their EU grants on before we leave...
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