Explaining public transport information use when a car is available: attitude theory empirically investigated
TransportationPublished 29 April 2010Open access
Sendy Farag, Glenn Lyons
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Abstract
Travel information, Pre-trip information, Public transport, Attitude theory, Extended model of goal-directed behaviour (EMGB), Theory of planned behaviour (TPB), Structural equation modelling,
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