Modes of Transportation when Traveling

bloinkster

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I'm working on a needs analysis for a website that compares speed and price for different modes of transportation (plane, train, bus, car) and would really appreciate it if you would take a few minutes to fill out this survey. Any general comments about the idea would be appreciated too! Thanks in advance!

Link to Survey
 

darkxshade

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06/13/2002 quite a lurker @ 20 posts.

The links don't work because you didn't switch to the black man avatar and offer free ipods to complete survey.
 

MiniDoom

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Originally posted by: darkxshade
06/13/2002 quite a lurker @ 20 posts.

The links don't work because you didn't switch to the black man avatar and offer free ipods to complete survey.

:roll:
 

andy04

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I still see stars... ur signature is gone though... I am convinced that you are a spammer
now
 

bloinkster

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Yeah, I removed my signature because it definitely makes it seem like I'm just spamming. I'm really not, though!
 

Toastedlightly

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Originally posted by: rdubbz420
Originally posted by: darkxshade
06/13/2002 quite a lurker @ 20 posts.

The links don't work because you didn't switch to the black man avatar and offer free ipods to complete survey.

:roll:

I love the response.
 

bloinkster

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Thanks for all of your responses so far, they've been very helpful. Does anyone have any general thoughts on the idea of a travel comparison website? Do you think it would ever convince you to switch methods?
 

Bignate603

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The only thing that will cause me to switch is overall price. This includes cost of transportation and any associated costs (hotel or food for really long drives, lost hours at work, etc).
 

BoomerD

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Not gonna bother with the survey, but my travel decisions are based on:
Distance
Cost
Convenience (for me)

Usually, anything farther than a day's drive one way, will result in an airplane ride.
The only real exception to this is if there are no major airports near my final destination, which would result in a long drive anyway after the flight. (example: going to Yellowstone or Mt. Rushmore. Either would require me to either take a short-hot plane to the nearest small city then renting a car, OR, just making the longer drive. Both are about 2-3 days drive for me.

With the high cost of gasoline, Often it's cheaper to fly to my destination and rent a car for the duration. (or nearly as cheap)

I'm fortunate to live within 2 hours of several major airports, so I can get on any of the major airlines easily, and have access to anywhere I want to go.

For me, there's no one single best mode of transport. Too many variables.

(I'm STILL waiting for that dammed genie to build my bridge to Hawaii!) :roll: