Call for Participants: Research Study on Autism and Public Transport

Are you interested in contributing to a research study focused on public transport and how it works for you as an autistic individual or as a parent of an autistic child?

We are currently looking for participants to take part in interviews

Some of the key questions we would like to ask you include:

What challenges do you face in your daily use of public transport?
How reliable is public transport in meeting your transportation needs?
From your point of view, how should an autism-friendly public transport look like?
What changes do you think are necessary to create a more autism-friendly public transport system?

We would love to hear about your experiences and insights.

Are you diagnosed with autism, aged 18 or older, and using public transport?
Alternatively, do you use public transport to take your autistic child to school every day?

Would you be interested in participating in an interview?

For a non-binding expression of interest, or simply to get more information about the study and the interview process, please send an email to:

Mohammad (Mo) Sarraf
PhD, Research Coordinator
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden
Visiting researcher at Lund University

Email: mohammad.sarraf@ri.se

*** We look forward to hearing from you! ***

This research study is coordinated by RISE Research Institutes of Sweden.
For more information about this research study, please visit Navigating autism in public transport.

This study is approved by Etikprövningsmyndigheten - the Swedish Ethical Review Authority (Dnr 2024-00314-01), and is funded by Vinnova- Sweden's innovation agency (Ref nr 2023-01236).

For more information about the study, interviews, and how we handle personal data, please see the links below:

Information om projektet (pdf, 630.98 KB)

Samtycke till att delta i projektet (pdf, 194.89 KB)

Processing of personal data at RISE (pdf, 209.66 KB)