TRAVELSMART SUBURBS BRISBANE: A SUCCESSFUL PILOT OF A VOLUNTARY TRAVEL BEHAVIOUR CHANGE TECHNIQUE
QUT ePrints (Queensland University of Technology)Published 4 October 2002Open access
Paolo Marinelli, Michael Roth
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The TravelSmart Suburbs Brisbane pilot ran during 2001 and applied a voluntary travel behaviour change technique called IndiMark to a group of inner Brisbane suburbs. Use of environmentally friendly modes increased and overall private vehicle travel decreased by 10%.
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