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TRAVEL BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL
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  • 2001Travel blending: an Australian travel awareness initiative167 cited
  • 1998REDUCING THE IMPACT OF THE CAR: A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH: TRAVELSMART ADELAIDE28 cited
  • 2002TravelSmart?large-scale cost-effective mobility management. Experiences from Perth, Western Australia27 cited

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  • 2007Making personal travel planning work: Research report17 cited
  • 2012Evaluation of south-Australia's TravelSmart project: Changes in community's attitudes to travel14 cited
  • 2004Personalised marketing: improving evaluation12 cited
  • 2005Too Good To Be True? An Assessment of the Melbourne Travel Behaviour Modification Pilot10 cited
  • 2014Modeling the Propensity to Use a Sustainable Mode in the Context of a Program of Voluntary Change in Travel Behavior9 cited
  • 2013MaxSUMO: A New Expert Approach for Evaluating Mobility Management Projects9 cited
  • 2008Evaluating changes associated with workplace and school travel plans: something old, something borrowed, something new6 cited
  • 2010How best to evaluate mobility management projects: can psychological theory help?5 cited

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