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Project
Obtaining sustainable travel patterns by stimulating people to live in urban areas by applying travel-related measures
As the widespread land-use pattern of Flanders and the low intention of Flemings to move close to their job results in high car use, it is important to trigger a relocation of people to compact, mixed-use neighbourhoods by applying travel-related measures. Doing so, most activities would become within walking or cycling distance or would become accessible by public transport.
Date:1 Oct 2015 → 30 Sep 2023
Keywords:Travel behaviour, Flanders, residential location choice
Disciplines:Other social and economic geography, Urban and regional geography, Urban and regional design, development and planning, Human geography, Economic geography, Recreation, leisure and tourism geography