The aim of this study was to investigate whether a temporary structural change would induce
a lasting increase in drivers' public transport use. An experiment targeting 43 drivers was …

Based on calls for innovative ways of reducing car traffic and research indicating that car
driving is often the result of habitual decision-making and choice processes, this paper …

Newspapers, book clubs, telephone services and many other subscription services are often
marketed to new customers by means of a free or substantially discounted trial period. This …

We study the effects of public transport use incentives on changes in travel satisfaction of
participants that undergo behavior change. We use the results of an experiment conducted …

It is often suggested that traffic demand management measures designed to make public
transport more attractive have little impact on car ownership and use. Much of the work on …

An experiment examined the effects of an intervention (combination of information and a free
public transport ticket) in a changed decision context (moving to a new residence) on travel …

This paper adds to the work on the subject of car dependency and seeks to give more
precise guidance to those responsible for promoting travel awareness campaigns by …

In previous research, we conducted a small-scale experiment in Switzerland to study the
effect of a temporary use of public transportation by habitual car drivers on their commute …

This paper examines the policies and personal actions that might attract motorists out of their
cars onto the alternatives for short trips. The analysis is based on the results of surveys …

The aim of current transport policy in the UK and many other developed countries is to
reduce reliance on private motor vehicle transport in order to promote public health and …