AbstractUnderstanding the thoughts of contemporary children about travel and their opinions on different transport modes of transport may provide important answers for policy-makers on how to respond to current and future transport needs of children. Obviously, children do not act autonomously and their travel behaviours also strongly influence their parents’ travel behaviours. Therefore, a better understanding of children’s travel behaviours seems necessary.This paper reports the results of a large-scale, self-reporting survey (N=2546) that was conducted to examine the concept and meaning of travel and travel behaviour of children aged between 10 and 13years in Flanders. It was found that children are able to complete a travel diary on their own, that their travel patterns differ and that the most important part of travelling for them is the social aspect.
How children view their travel behaviour: a case study from Flanders (Belgium)
Journal of Transport Geography ; 18 , 6 ; 702-710
2009-01-01
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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