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    • Achieving sustainable travel behaviour change – Insights from practitioners 

      Nelson, John D.; Hensher, David A.; Mulley, Corinne; Kandanaarachchi, Thiranjaya; Wei, Edward; Balbontin, Camila; Liu, Wen
      Published 2026-02-26
      Sustainable travel behaviour change has garnered increasing attention in response to the pressing challenges posed by traffic congestion, greenhouse gas emissions, and the broader impacts of travel on public health and ...
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    • Valuing the eudaimonic wellbeing benefits of land use transport measures 

      Stanley, John; Hensher, David A.; Vella-Brodrick, Dianne A.; Stanley, Janet
      Published 2026-02-09
      Benefit measurement for locally-focused land use transport interventions is often narrow. The ultimate purpose of such interventions is often improved citizen wellbeing, yet this is seldom measured or monetized. Adding ...
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    • Multivariate Perceptions of Post-Purchase EV Ownership Issues 

      Pellegrini, Andrea; Cherchi, Elisabetta; Rose, John M.
      Published 2026-02-10
      The objective of this study is to examine how electric vehicle (EV) owners perceive a range of post-purchase issues that are relevant to EV adoption. Using a nationwide sample of 1,794 Australian EV owners, we analyse the ...
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    • From New to Second-Hand: Consumer Trade-offs Between Price, Range and Vehicle Condition for BEVs and Hybrids in Australia 

      Rose, John M.; Pellegrini, Andrea
      Published 2026-02-10
      Most empirical work on vehicle choice has focused on new-vehicle purchase decisions, even though households often acquire vehicles through the second-hand market and face a different set of constraints and information ...
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    • Is the Debate on Net Zero Emission Targets in Australia Aligned with Political Preference Bias? 

      Hensher, David A.; Wei, Edward; Greene, William H.
      Published 2026-01-28
      Net Zero emission targets have become a politically sensitive policy in many, but not all, countries. It is suggested that they are not achievable and are potentially misaligned with energy security as Net Zero becomes ...
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