We study the interrelation of normative beliefs, which are an individual's perception of the
beliefs of others regarding a specific behaviour, and modality styles, which represent the …

Latent modal preferences, or modality styles, are defined as behavioral predispositions
characterized by a certain travel mode or set of travel modes that an individual habitually …

Modality styles are defined as behavioral predispositions characterized by a certain mode or
set of modes that an individual habitually uses. They are reflective of higher-level …

Using an expanded version of a psychological theory of attitude-behaviour relations, namely
the theory of planned behaviour (TPB), scores on factor analysed multi-dimensional attitude …

Active modes (ie walking and cycling) have received significant attention by governments
worldwide, due to the benefits related to the use of these modes. Consequently …

We hypothesise that differences in people's attitudes and personality traits lead them to
attribute varying importance to environmental considerations, safety, comfort, convenience …

Psychological factors are generally thought to play an important role in the prediction of
individual variations in travel behavior and travel related choices. To assess their effects in …

The habitual action perspective suggests that where transport users have strong travel
choice habits, motivation will have no effect on behaviour. This has commonly been …

Recently, several efforts have been made to include individuals' attitudes, values, and
orientations within travel behavior research. The restrictions of the traditional modeling …

For developing sustainable travel policies, it may be helpful to identify multimodal travelers,
that is, travelers who make use of more than one mode of transport within a given period of …