Neil Conway is studying for his MA at the Technological University of the Shannon and needs your help with his ongoing research.
Neil’s research aims to explore how widescale autonomous vehicles will impact society and how they potentially could benefit people who are of the age to drive a vehicle but are currently restricted or unable to do so.
Neil is seeking feedback from adults living with epilepsy in Ireland. To take part, participants will complete a short online survey that takes approximately 3-5 minutes. It will remain open for at least three weeks. The survey includes questions about your epilepsy, your experience of transport in Ireland, and the potential impact of autonomous vehicles for people with epilepsy.
All responses are anonymous, and you may withdraw at any point before submitting your answers. Your contribution can help highlight how the introduction of autonomous vehicles will impact people with epilepsy.
If you would like to help Neil with this important research, you can do so by taking the survey on the TUS website via the button below:
If you have any questions about this research, you can contact Neil directly by emailing K00301370@student.tus.ie. Thank you in advance for helping this research to improve understanding and support for people living with epilepsy.
In the meantime, should you need any information or support on your or your loved one’s journey with epilepsy, please do not hesitate to contact your local Community Resource Officer. You can find their details by visiting the ‘Our Local Service’ page on our website.