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Behaviour Change: Programs

Behaviour change programs offer an effective method of reducing unnecessary car use. Providing information and education on the benefits walking, cycling and public transport, through programs such as TravelSmart has brought measurable reductions in car use. By working in concert with infrastructural improvements, behaviour change programs offer an important addition to the transport planners toolkit.

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Bike Start SA (Australia)

23rd Sep 2011

BikeSTART was launched by Bike SA in September 2011. It is a free online tool that helps new riders to identify needs and barriers and provides guidance on what to do about them.