Commuters Want Wi-Fi Enabled Trains
Posted: 20th May, 2004 By: MarkJ
Strange though it may seem, not least because whipping out an expensive piece of hardware on public transport is a good way to get yourself mugged, new research suggests that most commuters want on-train Wi-Fi:
The research, commissioned by Broadreach, also reveals that 78% of passengers would use a Wi-Fi service if it were available.
In relation to charges, respondents expressed a willingness to pay either £5 per hour of usage or a flat fee of up to £8 for journeys of less than two hours, with this rising to £12 for longer trips.
How can almost 80% of commuters want Wi-Fi when the majority of people wouldn't know what it is in the first place?
On the flip side, the more coverage the better. More @ netimperative.com .
The research, commissioned by Broadreach, also reveals that 78% of passengers would use a Wi-Fi service if it were available.
In relation to charges, respondents expressed a willingness to pay either £5 per hour of usage or a flat fee of up to £8 for journeys of less than two hours, with this rising to £12 for longer trips.
How can almost 80% of commuters want Wi-Fi when the majority of people wouldn't know what it is in the first place?
On the flip side, the more coverage the better. More @ netimperative.com .
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