Research on the millennial generation's travel behaviour is emerging, but little is known
about the socio-demographic, attitudinal and environmental factors that influence day-to-day …

It is crucial that policymakers and public transport operators comprehend tertiary students'
travel mode choices and understand the factors that inform these choices in order to …

With their irregular class schedules and considerable freedom in the campus environment,
university students are an example of a social group that tends to have complex and unique …

Recent research suggests that travel behaviors among young adults in the West are
changing to rely less on automobile than previous generations. However, little attention has …

To improve regional travel demand models, transportation engineers and planners want to
represent subpopulations appropriately. A key segment of the population is university …

Many studies model the effects of the built environment on travel behaviour. Usually, results
are controlled for socio‐economic differences and sometimes socio‐psychological …

Numerous studies have found that travel attitudes might not only affect travel behavior, but
also the residential location choice as people might choose a residential location based on …

A recent explosion of research on the travel behaviour of the millennial generation has
found that compared to past generations they are taking longer to get a driving license …

In recent years, interest in the travel behavior of students in institutions of higher education
has grown. It has been noted that students tend to use a variety of transportation modes …

Mobility policies and planning need evidence to target individuals effectively in moving to
more sustainable transport behaviour outcomes where car use is reduced, and multimodal …