Commuter interest survey
Tell us how youactually commute.
Six quick questions about your home area, your workplace and what wears you down about the trip between them. Your answer becomes one data point in the map that decides where a shared commute gets tested first.
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Commuter interest survey form
Why this matters
A shared commute only makes sense where enough people travel the same stretch, at the same time. Every response sharpens that picture — for your corridor and everyone else's.
Two minutes, six questions
No account, no download. Answer once and you're done.
Interest, not a booking
Nothing is charged, reserved or confirmed by submitting this survey.
Used for corridor mapping only
Responses are aggregated to see which pickup points and timings genuinely overlap.
Curious what the corridor already looks like? Read community insights or see how it works.
Before you submit
A few things worth knowing.
- Does filling this out commit me to anything?
- No. This is an interest and data-collection survey. It does not book a seat, reserve a route, or charge you anything. If your corridor looks strong enough to test, we'll follow up at the email you provide — nothing more.
- Why do you need my email address?
- Only to follow up if the corridor you describe turns out to have enough overlapping commuters to test. We don't use it for anything else, and filling the survey does not sign you up for marketing.
- What if my home area or office isn't on the list?
- Pick "Somewhere else" for either question. We still want your response — it tells us whether the corridor should expand beyond the areas we're currently focused on.
Part of an office campus or society?
Share the survey with colleagues on the same commute.
Clusters of people from the same campus or society are the strongest signal we can get. See how that process works.
See how it works