Behavioral Tracking Survey (Truckers) - III, 2009 (By TCIF)

The behavioral tracking survey is a cross-sectional survey conducted in multiple rounds to assess program exposure, service utilization, effectiveness of communication activities, knowledge and risk perceptions about HIV, condom use, and treatment-seeking behaviors among long-distance truck drivers operating on the national highways of India. This Behavioral Tracking Survey (BTS-3) among truckers was conducted in 6 intervention sites on highways ( Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar (SGTN), Gaziabad, Indore, Neelmangala, Mumbai, Pune) of India.

本行为追踪调查为一项多轮横断面调查，旨在评估在印度国家高速公路上运营的长途卡车司机的项目暴露情况、服务利用情况、传播活动成效、艾滋病病毒（HIV）相关知识与风险认知、安全套使用行为及就医行为。本次针对卡车司机的行为追踪调查（Behavioral Tracking Survey, BTS-3）在印度高速公路沿线的6个干预站点开展，分别为桑杰·甘地运输纳加尔（Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar, SGTN）、加济阿巴德（Gaziabad）、印多尔（Indore）、尼尔曼加拉（Neelmangala）、孟买（Mumbai）及浦那（Pune）。