Climate Change and Transport Choices: Segmentation Study

Thornton, Alex; Bunt, Karen; Dalziel, Douglas; Simon, Aline; Great Britain. Dept. for Transport; BMRB Social Research (Firm)

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Climate Change and Transport Choices: Segmentation Study

2010-12-01
By Thornton, Alex ; Bunt, Karen ; Dalziel, Douglas ; ...

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English

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Creators:

Thornton, Alex ; Bunt, Karen ; Dalziel, Douglas ; Simon, Aline

Thornton, Alex ; Bunt, Karen ; Dalziel, Douglas ; Simon, Aline Less -
Corporate Creators:

Great Britain. Dept. for Transport ; BMRB Social Research (Firm)

Great Britain. Dept. for Transport ; BMRB Social Research (Firm) Less -
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Attitudes Climate Change Environment Global Warming Greenhouse Effect Highways I15: Environment I72: Traffic And Transport Planning Mode Choice Pedestrians And Bicyclists Planning And Forecasting Public Participation Public Transportation Sustainable Transportation
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

England ; United Kingdom

England ; United Kingdom Less -
Corporate Publisher:

BMRB Social Research (Firm)
Abstract:

This interim report and accompanying dataset outline the findings from the survey conducted to inform the development of the Department for Transport segmentation model of public attitudes to climate change and transport choices. The findings are based on 3,923 face-to-face, in-home interviews conducted between November 2009 and June 2010 with adults (aged 16 plus) living in England. The findings will be a useful evidence source for local authorities and the voluntary, communities and social enterprises sector seeking to develop sustainable transport initiatives. The academic community will also find the report and dataset useful evidence sources for further research and analysis.
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PPRO 04/06/21
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Transportation and Climate Change Collection
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urn:sha256:12fdcc26e47f928d36a6d15a3716f89e47907c3f7ad5a5d5294fde2e11b99844
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https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/39196/dot_39196_DS1.pdf
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