Mobility and Car Dependence

P B Goodwin

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Car dependence can only be understood as a dynamic process developing over time, in accordance with the options open to travellers and their changing personal circumstances. While a large proportion of car users may be classified as 'car dependent' to some degree, this does not apply to all their trips. In the order of 20 per cent of current car trips are not completely wedded to the car

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