Using Health Behavior Theory and Relative Risk Information To Increase and Inform Use of Alternative Transportation

Glenn, Laurel T; Shipp, Eva; Hosig, Kathy; Jiles, Kristina; Trueblood, Amber; Perez, Marcie; Martin, Michael; Wu, Lingtao; Quint, Nick; Sinha, Nishita; Woodson, Caitlin; Edwards, Samanta; Villani, Domenique; Safety through Disruption (Safe-D) University Transportation Center (UTC); Virginia Tech Transportation Institute

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Using Health Behavior Theory and Relative Risk Information To Increase and Inform Use of Alternative Transportation

2024-01-01
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By Glenn, Laurel T ; Shipp, Eva ; Hosig, Kathy ; ...

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Glenn, Laurel T ; Shipp, Eva ; Hosig, Kathy ; Jiles, Kristina ; Trueblood, Amber ; Perez, Marcie ; Martin, Michael ; Wu, Lingtao ; Quint, Nick ; Sinha, Nishita ; Woodson, Caitlin ; Edwards, Samanta ; Villani, Domenique Less -
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Safety through Disruption (Safe-D) University Transportation Center (UTC) ; Virginia Tech Transportation Institute

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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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Alternative Transportation Behavior Communities Cyclists Injury Rates Pedalcyclists Pedestrians Risk Analysis Transportation Modes Universities And Colleges University Community
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05-008
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Tech Report
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United States ; Virginia

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Final Research Report 10/2020-12/2023
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Safety through Disruption (Safe-D) University Transportation Center (UTC)
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One of the main goals of the Virginia Tech (VT) Alternative Transportation Department is encouraging the VT community (including students, faculty, and staff) to walk, use the bus, carpool, or ride bicycles for alternative transportation to decrease dependency on vehicle use and traffic around campus and increase overall safety. This project develops an intervention and education program to encourage alternative transportation to, from, and around campus to reduce campus traffic. In addition, since there is currently no standardized approach for computing the injury rates for non-vehicle roadway users, this project also refines and assesses a methodology for estimating injury rates for pedestrians and pedalcyclists, which was used to inform the developed educational alternative transportation safety course.
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