Climate Change and Transport Choices Segmentation Update - Feasibility Study
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The segmentation (first developed in 2010 and later verified in 2013) is a key resource for informing how transport policy is designed and delivered.
DfT needs to understand if the segmentation is still valid and, if not, what options are available for developing a new one.
This feasibility study will address this evidence need by presenting options and recommendations for: Verifying the current segmentation – i.e. checking segment sizes are similar to estimates made in 2010 and 2013 Filling any gaps in the current segmentation – for example, identifying any recent trends that have an impact on travel attitudes and behaviours and that weren’t included in the original study Optimising the current segmentation – specifically, the process for mapping the segments by their likely prevalence in local areas across England Developing a new segmentation
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DfT needs to understand if the segmentation
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