Drivers and limits for transport
Overview
Background & policy context:
Transport demand is a complex phenomenon driven by a number of different factors that jointly make it difficult to provide well consolidated predictions of the far future, beyond the most aggregate level.
Analysis that take into account spatial and socio-economic context is needed to be able to foresee the effects of measures to influence transport demand, in regard to factors such as distance, volume and modal split.
Objectives:
The project investigated - for the empirical context of Denmark - key driving forces behind transport growth, as well as the notion of limits to mobility, arising out of system interactions or set by external policy ambitions.
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