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The document summarizes a study that examined commuters' awareness of safety guidelines while traveling. A survey was conducted with 120 commuters divided into four age groups. The survey investigated respondents' profiles, awareness of safety guidelines, and what they consider most important for safe commuting. Statistical analysis was used to determine if there was a significant relationship between age and awareness. The results are intended to provide information for commuters, drivers, and future researchers.
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- 6. • How may the profile of the respondent be described? • Are the commuters is aware about the safety guidelines? • Why do commuters need to be aware and how important is the passenger to know the commuters guide?
- 7. • What do respondent consider most for safe commuting? • Is there a significant relationship between the age and awareness of the respondent?
- 9. • FOR COMMUTERS • FOR DRIVERS • FOR FUTURE RESEARCHERS
- 11. • The study was delimited by focusing on the (120) commuters towards the awareness of commuters toward the safety guidelines while travelling.
- 13. • Descriptive Inferential Method • Quantitative Method
- 15. • Total Respondents of the study 120 people. • Divided into 4 age group 13-19, 20-26,27-33 and 34 above.
- 17. • INTERNET • SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRES(9 Items)
- 19. • The researcher ask the permission of the school principal to conduct a survey outside of the school. • The questionnaire was given to the (120) commuters of magaleños. • The researcher were tallied and analyze the answer of the respondents and create their conclusion.
- 21. Percentage F P =----- X 100 N Where: P- Percentage F- Frequency N- Number of Respondents