Do satisfying walking and cycling trips result in more future trips with active travel modes? An exploratory study

De Vos, Jonas; Schwanen, Tim; Van Acker, Veronique; Witlox Frank, 2019, in International Journal of Sustainable Transportation

doi:10.1080/15568318.2018.1456580
Location Ghent, Belgium
Population General
Sample size 1202
Factor analysis type principal components, promax rotation
Stepwise regression no
Removal of insignificant variables nan
Reviewed by AR

Factors

Models

Source variable Target variable Effect p-value Effect type
Age Household car ownership 0.09 0.01 indirect_effect
Income Household car ownership 0.31 0.01 direct_effect
Residential location Household car ownership -0.27 0.01 direct_effect
Age Residential location -0.34 0.01 direct_effect
Education Residential location 0.11 0.01 direct_effect
Income Residential location -0.15 0.01 direct_effect
Children Residential location -0.17 0.01 direct_effect
Age Life satisfaction 0.12 0.01 direct_effect
Education Life satisfaction 0.06 0.01 direct_effect
Income Life satisfaction 0.22 0.01 direct_effect
Age Pro-cycling -0.28 0.01 direct_effect
Gender(female) Pro-cycling -0.08 0.01 direct_effect
Education Pro-cycling 0.14 0.01 direct_effect
Children Pro-cycling 0.1 0.01 direct_effect
Household car ownership Mode choice: Cycling -0.15 0.01 direct_effect
Pro-cycling Mode choice: Cycling 0.28 0.01 direct_effect
Source variable Target variable Effect p-value Effect type
Age Household car ownership 0.1 .01<p<.05 indirect_effect
Income Household car ownership 0.31 0.01 direct_effect
Residential location Household car ownership -0.29 0.01 direct_effect
Pro-walking Household car ownership -0.09 0.01 indirect_effect
Age Residential location -0.31 0.01 direct_effect
Education Residential location 0.09 0.01 direct_effect
Income Residential location -0.14 0.01 direct_effect
Children Residential location -0.15 0.01 direct_effect
Pro-walking Residential location 0.32 0.01 direct_effect
Age Life satisfaction 0.1 0.01 direct_effect
Income Life satisfaction 0.23 0.01 direct_effect
Age Pro-walking -0.1 0.01 direct_effect
Gender(female) Pro-walking 0.07 .01<p<.05 direct_effect
Education Pro-walking 0.1 0.01 direct_effect
Income Pro-walking -0.07 .01<p<.05 direct_effect
Children Pro-walking -0.07 .01<p<.05 direct_effect
Residential location Mode choice: walking 0.13 0.01 direct_effect
Pro-walking Mode choice: walking 0.16 0.01 direct_effect

The Attitudes and Travel Database is produced with support from the Center for Teaching Old Models New Tricks at Arizona State University, a University Transportation Center sponsored by the US Department of Transportation through Grant No. 69A3551747116.

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