Factors Affecting the Decision to Use Parking Business Services of Residents of Large Residential Condominiums Near the BTS Lines in Bangkok
Keywords:
Parking service business, Large residential condominiums near the Skytrain lines, Decision to use the parking business servicesAbstract
This research aimed to study factors affecting the decision to use parking business services of residents of large residential condominiums near the BTS lines in Bangkok. This research is quantitative, studying residents living in large residential condominiums near the BTS Skytrain lines in the Bangkok area. Using simple random sampling, the samples consisted of 384 respondents. The data collection instrument used was a survey questionnaire developed by the researcher, and the statistical tools used were Pearson product-moment correlation and multiple regression analysis. Results of the study found that 1) overall and all aspects of using parking business services in Bangkok were at a high level, 2) overall and all aspects of the decision to use parking business services near the Skytrain lines in Bangkok were of high quality 3) there was a relationship between each variable of using parking business services in Bangkok and the decision to use the parking business services, statistically significant at the .01 level, and the Pearson correlation coefficients (r) ranging between .408 - .785 4) four out of seven factors, namely process of service ( X7), place (X3), product (X1) and physical evidence & presentation (X6) together had a positive effect on the decision to use the parking business services in the city.
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