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Drivers Needed: Earn Extra Money for Participating in the Restart Study

Mar 4, 2015 | Industry News

Drivers are needed for a study that pays up to $2165 for completing a 5 month study mandated by Congress.  This is an on the job research study that requires about 30 minutes a day to complete a diary and a smart-phone based assessment.

You can learn about this Virginia Tech research project here.

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