Research and analysis

Evaluating low cost interventions to encourage the use of sustainable transport

Findings of trials to test the benefit of using behavioural insights to increase sustainable travel to work.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
26 January 2017

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Details

Report showing the actions and outcomes of 6 trails where staff attempted, through various means, to increase the sustainable travel of employees.

The trials attempted to:

  • increase car sharing
  • increase public transport use
  • decreasing single occupancy vehicle use

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Published 26 January 2017

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