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    • Households on the Move: Experiences of a New Approach to Voluntary Travel Behaviour Change 

      Ampt, Elizabeth; Wundke, Jessica; Stopher, Peter
      Published 2006-10-01
      Voluntary travel behaviour change approaches have been used in most of the capital cities of Australia over the past few years. In a new approach to this strategy, Canberra carried out a pilot test of applying the strategy ...
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    • Mixed Method Data Collection in Travel Surveys: Challenges and Opportunities 

      Ampt, Elizabeth; Stopher, Peter
      Published 2006-10-01
      The Transport and Population Data Centre (TPDC) has been running the Sydney Household Travel Survey as a continuous survey since 1997/8. It collects information on day-to-day travel in the Greater Sydney Metropolitan Region. ...
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    • Reducing Car Travel Through an ‘Individual Action’ Programme 

      Rose, Geoff; Ampt, Elizabeth
      Published 1997-01-01
      This paper outlines a new approach to reducing car use in order to address environmental concerns. The individual action programme, known as travel blending, aims to encourage individuals to choose a mixture, or blend, of ...
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