The 2010 IBM New Zealand Commuter Pain survey of over 900 commuters, distributed throughout Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington (and conducted as an international study earlier in the year) looked at differences in metropolitan commuting patterns and the effects roadway traffic and work, university and school performance have on a person’s health and lifestyle.
For press resources relating to the 2010 New Zealand Commuter Pain Study, please see below.
Subject Matter Experts
Dougal Watt - Chief Technologist, IBM New Zealand
Kate Hewitt - Associate Partner, IBM New Zealand
Suzi Shaw Lyons - Managing Consultant, IBM New Zealand
Peter Neilson - CEO, New Zealand Business Council for Sustainable Development
| Date | Title |
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| 14 Dec 2010 | IBM Commuter Pain Study reveals New Zealanders heavily dependent on cars for daily commute |
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IBM Commuter Pain Study - New Zealand Index
Date added: 13 Dec 2010
IBM Commuter Pain Study - New Zealand Index
Contact(s) for the Press kit
Jessica Griffin
IBM External Relations
+64 9 359 8458
+64 21 243 1035
jgriffin@nz1.ibm.com
Paul O’Leary
Pursuit Public Relations
+64 9 913 7520
+64 272 795 742
paul@pursuitpr.co.nz
