Multimodality is regarded as essential to promoting sustainable mobility because of the
widely found environmental benefits, although it is unclear whether individuals experience …

Multimodal travel behaviour, also termed multimodality, refers to as the phenomenon of an
individual using more than one mode of transport in a given period. Studies indicate that …

No single transport mode can replace the private car in terms of its support for flexible
mobility. Combinations of multiple transport modes are required. If we are to contribute to …

Despite the desired transition toward sustainable and multimodal mobility, few tools have
been developed either to quantify mode use diversity or to assess the effects of …

Multimodality refers to the phenomenon of using more than one mode of transport in a given
period. Encouraging multimodality potentially provides an effective solution to reduce CO2 …

Promoting alternative travel modes to private cars is a crucial aspect of sustainable transport
policies. The integration of different transport modes and services, facilitated by mobile apps …

To inform policies aimed at more sustainable travel behaviour, previous research has
investigated the concept of multimodality. The notion underlying this line of research is that …

Since the large majority of households have access to one or more cars in the developed
world, encouraging multimodal travel behaviours has become a goal for many cities …

Using data collected from French employees of a transportation institute and residents of the
US San Francisco Bay Area, we operationalize a segmentation of mobility patterns based on …

Abstract The City of Munich, in cooperation with the local public transport provider MVG, is
testing a pilot project of a “Mobility Station”, which is a multimodal mobility hub connecting …