Titlebook: Handbook of Sustainable Travel; Tommy G?rling,Dick Ettema,Margareta Friman Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Mobili

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Psychological Motives for Car Usey described in instrumental outcomes (e.g. relative speed and cost). But cars are also useful objects for non-verbal communication of people’s achievements and identities (symbolic value) and buying and driving cars can elicit feelings of thrill, excitement, stress and embarrassment (affective value

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Pricing Methods to Influence Car Usesport and other problems. Pure economic theory suggests that, if travellers were charged the full costs they impose on society, their behaviour would change and overall costs would be reduced. Unfortunately, the transport market has a number of imperfections which result in inefficient behaviour. Fo

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Psychological Contributions to the Development of Car Use Reduction Interventionsnd conscious intention. However, research on its habitual nature provides strong evidence that travel behaviour is also influenced by automatic impulsive processes activated by situational cues outside conscious awareness. This dual-system perspective has important implications for the development o

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