The societal reliance on motorised transport is negatively affecting the health of humans and
the environment. Active travel provides a unique solution to both issues by removing the …

The growing awareness of environmental issues can be linked to the demand for green
transport innovations. Consumer behavior studies have pointed to the importance of …

The paper presents an investigation on the mode choice behaviour of post-secondary
students commuting to school in the city of Toronto. It uses a large-scale dataset collected …

Examination of mode choice behavior is an important step in accurately predicting future
travel demand. Despite having somewhat unique travel needs and challenges, there is a …

The promotion of active and sustainable transport modes as an alternative to motorised
individual transport has become a key policy priority in Europe, to reduce air pollution, road …

As sustainability has become a key and urgent challenge both in urban and suburban
contexts, in the last years commuting patterns of university populations have received a …

The paper links the mobility biography approach with studies on intra-household
interactions between partners in travel. It does so by develo** a multi-group path model–a …

A modal shift away from the private car onto low-carbon transport modes is an essential part
of decarbonising the transport sector. The dynamics of modal shifts are, however, not yet …

This study investigates the students' preferred travel mode choice (high-speed railway
(HSR) or air transportation (AT)) for tourism and the influencing factors which predict their …

University students' mobility represents a significant part of the mobility demand, since the
right to mobility becomes yet more significant, as it directly translates into the right to …