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The Invisible Brake: Driving Psychology & Mobility Survey
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What is your gender identity?
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What is your age group?
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Which of the following best describes your current driving status?
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When you were growing up (ages 10–18), how heavily were you encouraged by your family to learn how to drive a car?
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During your teenage years, what was your personal attitude toward learning how to drive?
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If your household owns/owned a single family car, who gets primary priority to use or practice on it?
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When you think about driving a car in your city's peak traffic, what is your primary emotional reaction?
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To what extent do you agree with this statement: "If I make a mistake or stall the car on a busy road, I feel people are judging my entire gender, rather than just judging me as an individual learner."
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If you currently rely on family members, drivers, or cabs instead of driving yourself, what is the main psychological reason?
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What is the primary factor that makes you or the women in your life hesitate to transition from a scooter/two-wheeler to a car? (Select top 2)
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Which of the following vehicle features would most significantly increase your confidence to start driving?
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How do you perceive current car advertisements and showroom environments?
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Would you be more likely to purchase a car from a brand if they offered a seamless, judgement-free "Home Driving Academy" package specifically designed to build confidence at your own pace?
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Have you ever felt socially judged, shamed, or viewed as "less capable" or "less independent" because you do not know how to drive a car?
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In your opinion, should knowing how to drive a car be treated as a basic, gender-neutral life skill (like cooking or managing finances) rather than a symbol of status or gender identity?
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