Hi
one of my students has focused their dissertation project – being conducted during June, July and August - on understanding transport and travel
issues for people with a hearing impairment, and the extent to which
transport creates problems
in relation to employment or employability.
If anyone here is able to help her by circulating the link to her survey to people who might be interested in participating in the survey, it would be much appreciated.
https://leeds.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/transport-barriers-questionnaire-for-people-with-hearing-i-4
Thank you
Bryan
Bryan Matthews CMCILT
Lecturer (Teaching and Scholarship)
Institute for Transport Studies and Centre for Disability Studies
University of Leeds
LS2 9JT
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 113 3435341
Please note, my normal working days are Mon-Thurs
Chair, ITS-UK Inclusive Mobility Interest Group
Member, Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee
Recent Articles and Presentations
Matthews B (2016) Mobility Benefits and the Benefits of Mobility: What can welfare
economics tell us about the economics of welfare? Presented at the Lancaster Disability Studies Conference, Lancaster, September 2016.
Matthews B (2015) Sharing Some Thoughts on Shared Space and the Equality Act, PTRC
Training News, available at:
Edwards SJ, Partington D, Matthews B, and Blythe P (2015) Technology to support independent
travel in the UK, MUNICIPAL ENGINEER (PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS) V168 pp140-149
Szczerbinska-Speakman K, Matthews B (2014) Retrofitting an accessible highway: a user-led
approach, MUNICIPAL ENGINEER (PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS) V167 pp207-213.