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Resilient Mobility

@resilientmobility.bsky.social

Hi! We're a UNC-based research group focusing on building resilience through improving transportation options for indidivuals and households in the southeast United States. We're new to bsky, but not new to the challenges people face when disasters hit!

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Resilient Mobility @resilientmobility.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Are you are parent of a child enrolled in public schools in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, or Durham NC? If so, UNC researchers want to hear from you about your kids' experiences getting to school! survey: go.unc.edu/schooltravel... #SchoolTravel #Transportation

White, yellow, and red flyer with black text. It contains a QR code.
The text reads:
"Share your experiences with school transportation
Purpose: This is a research study on disruptions and changes to school transportation. The purpose of the research is to document the impacts of transportation disruptions and identify solutions parents might support.
Details: The survey will take 5-10 minutes and includes a drawing based on chance in which each participant has an equal odds of receiving a prize. Eligibility is limited to adults aged 18 and older who live with a dependent enrolled in Chapel Hill/Carrboro City Schools.
Who we are: A team of UNC researchers who study transportation planning
Link to survey: https://go.unc.edu/schooltravel2026
This research is conducted at the University of North Carolina main campus under the direction of Dr. Tabitha Combs (IRB number: #24-0158). You can reach Dr. Combs at tacombs@live.unc.edu.

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Resilient Mobility @resilientmobility.bsky.social · 31/07/2025

🚗⛈️ How did #TropicalStormChantal affect your ability to get around? This anonymous survey helps us understand how mobility is affected by from extreme weather. Your input helps local governments provide more effective support and plan better recovery efforts. #chantal go.unc.edu/CMBK

survey flyer. Mostly text but with a pale background image of a greenway with pavement damage. The text reads: Has your mobility been disrupted by flooding? We are collecting stories and experiences from Tropical Storm Chantal to help improve disaster recovery resources for our community.
Your insights will help researchers and local agencies understand:
How damages to roads, bridges, and greenways have affected your daily life
What support you need to recover
How to improve disaster assistance programs
10-minute survey. Help make our communities more resilient.
Survey participants are eligible for a drawing for one of four $300 gift cards
FOR MORE NFORMATION ABOUT THE STUDY EMAIL DISASTERMOBILITY@UNC.EDU
TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS AS A PARTICIPANT CALL UNC’S INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD AT 919-966-3133 AND MENTION STUDY# 25-1805

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