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QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE
FUTURE OF URBAN MOBILITY IN INDIA

A. PERSONAL INFORMATION:

First Name *

DOB

Gender

Email Address *

B. BASIC INFORMATION:

1. Please indicate your age group: *Below 20 years21–30 years31–40 years41–50 yearsAbove 50 years

2. What best describes your current occupation? *StudentSalaried EmployeeHome MakeSelf EmployedOther

3. What is your primary mode of transport for daily commuting? *Two-wheelerCarWalking or cyclingPublic transportApp-based or shared mobility services

4. On average, how long does your one-way daily commute take? *Less than 30 minutes30–60 minutes60–90 minutesMore than 90 minutes

5. Type of area you currently live in *Metro CityTier 1 CityTier 2 CityTownVillageOther

6. How many kilometers do you commute daily? *Below 10 Km10 to 20 Km20 to 30 Km30 to 40 KmAbove 40 Km

7. How much time do you spend commuting daily? *Below 1 hr.1 to 2 hr.2 to 3 hr.Above 3 hr.

8. What is your preferred payment method for urban mobility services? *CashMobile Payment AppsPrepaid Travel CardOther

9.Do you believe that last-mile connectivity solutions (e.g., e-scooters, bicycles) will become more common in Indian urban areas? *YesNoUnsure

10. What improvements would you like to see in local transportation services? (Write your POV)

C.EXPERIENCE OF CURRENT COMMUTE

Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements related to your current commute. Rating Scale :
(Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree) (Like Rate 1–5)

My daily commute usually follows a predictable pattern. *

Traffic congestion is something I have accepted as a regular part of commuting. *

My daily commute often affects my stress levels or mood. *

Commuting conditions in urban areas are becoming more difficult over time. *

D. EXPECTATIONS ABOUT FUTURE MOBILITY

How likely do you think the following changes are in the next 5–10 years?.
Rating Scale: (Very Unlikely to Very Likely) (Like Rate 1-5)

Electric vehicles will become more common than petrol or diesel vehicles. *

Shared mobility services will reduce the need for private vehicle ownership. *

A single payment or ticketing system will be available across transport modes *

Technological improvements will help reduce overall commuting time. *

E. PERCEPTION OF MOBILITY BRANDS, SERVICE PROVIDERS

Please indicate your level of agreement regarding mobility brands Rating Scale:
(Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree) (Like Rate 1–5)

Mobility brands can actively improve the way people commute in cities. *

Mobility brands should focus on complete travel solutions, not only vehicles *

I trust well-known mobility brands to introduce sustainable transport options. *

Innovative features offered by brands influence my willingness to adopt new modes of transport. *

F. FACTORS INFLUENCING TRAVEL DECISIONS

Please indicate your level of agreement on factors influencing your travel. Rating Scale:
(Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree) (Like Rate 1–5)

Environmental concerns influence my choice of commuting options. *

I am willing to compromise on convenience to reduce environmental impact *

Technology such as mobile apps and navigation tools has improved my commute *

Poor infrastructure or last-mile connectivity affects my travel decisions. *

Urban congestion plays a major role in deciding my mode of transport. *

G. SAFETY, COMFORT, AND WELL-BEING

Please indicate the importance of the following factors regarding your well-being.
(Not Important to Extremely Important) (Like Rate 1–5)

Feeling safe during travel is important when choosing a transport mode. *

Comfort during commuting affects my daily productivity. *

Long or stressful commutes impact my mental well-being. *

The design and image of a transport option influence my preference. *

H. TRADE-OFFS IN COMMUTING

Please rank the following factors from:
(Not Important to Extremely Important) (Like Rate 1–5)

Travel time *

Cost *

Comfort *

Safety *

Environmental impact *

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QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE FUTURE OF URBAN MOBILITY IN INDIA

A. PERSONAL INFORMATION:

QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE
FUTURE OF URBAN MOBILITY IN INDIA