Travel behaviour change guidance handbook

Print version: Travel behaviour change guidance handbook (PDF, 1.29 MB, 87 pages)

Contents

1.   Introduction

2.   What is “travel behaviour change”?

• 2.1   Definition
• 2.2   A typology of travel behaviour change projects
• 2.3   Exclusions
• 2.4   Travel behaviour change and “packages”

3.   Developing and implementing a successful TBhC project

• 3.1   Introduction
• 3.2   Commitment
• 3.3   Workplaces
  • 3.3.1   Attributes for success
  • 3.3.2   Selecting organisations to participate in a workplace travel plan project
  • 3.3.3   Measures adopted
  • 3.3.4   Barriers to success
  • 3.3.5   Hard selling workplace travel plans: what is in it for the organisation?
  • 3.3.6   Guidelines on “how to” develop workplace travel plans
• 3.4   Schools
  • 3.4.1   Motivation for undertaking a school travel plan
  • 3.4.2   Barriers to success
  • 3.4.3   Possible frameworks to assist in prioritising schools
  • 3.4.4   Guidelines and advice on developing school travel plans
• 3.5   Households
  • 3.5.1   Possible frameworks to assist in prioritising areas for household-based initiatives
  • 3.5.2   Guidelines and advice on undertaking household-based TBhC initiatives

4.   Evaluation and assessment

• 4.1   Land Transport NZ allocation process
  • 4.1.1   Assessment requirements for TBhC proposals
• 4.2   Economic evaluation process
  • 4.2.1   Is an investigation and design phase required?
  • 4.2.2   Do the TBhC projected costs exceed $200,000?
  • 4.2.3   Does the package contain non-TBhC components?
  • 4.2.4   Proposals “failing” the evaluation
• 4.3   Elements of the TBhC evaluation procedure
  • 4.3.1   Overview
  • 4.3.2   Basic assumptions
  • 4.3.3   Project description templates
• 4.4   Worked example

5.   “Immediate future” monitoring requirements

• 5.1   Introduction
• 5.2   Key outcomes to be monitored
• 5.3   Monitoring workplace initiatives
  • 5.3.1   Monitoring focus
  • 5.3.2   Methodology
• 5.4   Monitoring school travel initiatives
  • 5.4.1   Monitoring focus
  • 5.4.2   Methodology
  • 5.4.3   Conducting the surveys
• 5.5   Monitoring community- and household-based TBhC initiatives
  • 5.5.1   Monitoring focus
  • 5.5.2   Methodology
  • 5.5.3   Maximising survey response
  • 5.5.4   External monitoring sources

6.   Glossary of key terms

Appendix A — Completing the land transport programme assessment framework

Appendix B — Worked example

Page created: 20 October 2008