Olde Kalter, Marie-José

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To reverse the worrying long-term trends of growing mobility, such as congestion and CO2 emissions, policy makers try to encourage mode shifts from car use to public transport, cycling and walking. Panel data analyses provide insights into the dynamics in mode choice behaviour. Results show that behavioural changes often precede changes in attitudes and preferences. Therefore, policy makers should focus on interventions aimed directly at the desired behavioural changes

Dynamics in Mode Choice Behaviour

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