Exploring How COVID-19 Has Impacted People’s Transportation Choices [Project Brief]

Yang, Yizhao; Lewis, Rebecca; National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC); University of Oregon

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Exploring How COVID-19 Has Impacted People’s Transportation Choices [Project Brief]

2023-08-01
By Yang, Yizhao ; Lewis, Rebecca

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Yang, Yizhao ; Lewis, Rebecca

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National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC) ; University of Oregon

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United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program ; United States. Department of Transportation. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology

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Attitudes Before And After Studies COVID-19 Decision Making Mode Choice Sustainable Transportation Travel Behavior
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Living in a car-centric society has its downsides, and many transportation professionals are working to encourage non-car travel. To do so, researchers must determine what motivates people to use other forms of transportation besides driving as well as what discourages them. The COVID-19 pandemic lowered the amount of car driving because of stay-at-home orders and the shift to remote work. Researchers from the University of Oregon saw this as the perfect opportunity to work on identifying how travel behaviors changed as a result. Other objectives of the project were to evaluate the prevalence of desire to expand travel options in the future, and to explore any new, post-COVID support for policies that encourage multimodal travel.
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