|
|
|
Napier research supports cross-Forth hovercraft trial |
|
|
|
Tuesday, 17 July 2007 |
Napier University’s Transport Research Institute (TRi) is to conduct an online survey in the ForthFast hovercraft trial, which completed its first day of 22 crossings between Kirkcaldy and Portobello yesterday.
TRi’s Maritime Research Group will be offering an online survey to allow prospective users to state their preferences and comments on this service, with the aim to improve the development and implementation of the service, which will run until Saturday 28 July.
In cooperation with the ForthFast Hovercraft stakeholders, Stagecoach and SEStran, and as part of the EU project DIFFERENT, the website is to investigate user perceptions and reactions to this new service. The link also contains photographs and other information on the ForthFast Hovercraft trial, and there will also be a blog for comments and discussion.
No one has commented on this article.
Related news items:
|
|
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 July 2007 )
|
Featured sites
Wise Group
The Wise Group is a leading social enterprise that works with others to make a positive difference to the lives of individuals, the communities in which they live and the society to which they belong. We assist unemployed people into sustainable employment through our innovative support, training and work experience programmes. We also contribute to the sustainable development of communities through programmes that regenerate local environments.
Click here to visit this site
Site news...
This website has been tested as working under Firefox, and Internet Explorer 6 and 7. Although the website will work in any of these browsers, users of Internet Explorer may experience some visual distortion due to the browser lacking support for widely accepted open standards.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, and will endeavour to ensure that the site will deliver its content irrelevant of browser choice.
We strongly encourage users to install the Firefox web browser, as it is both standards-compliant and free software.
Please click here to visit the Firefox home page.
|
|
|
Holyrood news 
