Many studies analysing the relationship between attitudes and travel behaviour have found
that travel attitudes have an important impact on travel mode choice. More recently, studies …

In this review paper, we reconceptualise the relationships between travel-related attitudes
and behaviours using (and considering the applicability of) Festinger's cognitive dissonance …

Abstract Integrated Choice and Latent Variable (ICLV) models are an increasingly popular
extension to discrete choice models that attempt explicitly to model the cognitive process …

How to reduce private vehicle use and to encourage public transit have always been the
fundamental policy goals of transportation authorities. Whether mode choice behaviors are …

Simulation studies suggest that pooled on-demand services (also referred to as Demand
Responsive Transport, ridesharing, shared ride-hailing or shared ridesourcing services) …

Mundane transport practices are implicated in a series of global harms, including those
associated with climate change. Most agree that the way we travel day-to-day needs to shift …

Dock-less e-bike-share use is likely to reduce vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and related
greenhouse emissions–if it substitutes for car use. If the major mode shift comes from public …

Understanding the psychosocial factors that influence public transportation usage behavior
can provide important implications for transport policies aimed at managing travelers' …

Abstract In 2004, Mimi Sheller highlighted that emotions and sensations play a key part in
sustaining the dominant culture of automobility. Sheller's work 'Automotive Emotions' has …

Traditionally, urban mobility has been studied from the utilitarian or practical viewpoint,
focusing on instrumental motivations and ignoring symbolic and affective aspects that may …