Toulouse University Hospital launches survey on user transport methods

The institution invites patients and visitors to share their travel habits to promote more sustainable mobility.

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The CHU de Toulouse is launching a survey among its patients and visitors to better understand their travel habits and encourage more responsible transportation methods.

The CHU de Toulouse invites patients and visitors to participate in a survey about their travel habits to its facilities. The aim is to estimate distances traveled, greenhouse gas emissions generated, and to adapt communication strategies to encourage more sustainable transport options.
Users are encouraged to complete an online questionnaire, accessible via a link provided by the institution. The responses will help analyze the different modes of transport used daily, including cars, public transport, cycling, and walking.
User participation is considered valuable by the CHU to better understand their habits and support the development of more sustainable mobility within the hospital. The institution thanks participants in advance for their contribution.
Based on information from the official source: CHU de Toulouse (30/10/2026)