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Active Investment: Evaluating the Benefits and Costs of Investing in Active Travel in the Urban New Zealand Context

Grams, Mark (Victoria University of Wellington, 2015)

Increased uptake of active travel is widely acknowledged to promote improved health, environmental and community outcomes. Although active travel participation rates in New Zealand compare favourably to other Anglo-Saxon ...
Is Walking and Cycling Irresistible? Community Perceptions and Awareness of Active Travel in Hastings, New Zealand

Muggeridge, Dylan (Victoria University of Wellington, 2012)

Walking and cycling—commonly termed 'active travel‘ or 'active transport'—are fun, cheap, clean and healthy modes of transport. In June 2010, Hastings received central government funding from the New Zealand Transport ...
Rebuilding Sustainable Commuting in Christchurch? A mixed-methods study of the effects of workplace relocation on transport choice and emissions

Whitwell, Kate (Victoria University of Wellington, 2017)

Tackling the challenge of climate change will require rapid emissions reductions across all sectors, including transport. This study adds to the literature by investigating factors that may encourage sustainable transport ...
You Could Never Have a Third Place in a Sausage Factory

Thomas, Elinor (Victoria University of Wellington, 2020)

In the face of climate crisis, we must take action to curb greenhouse gas emissions. One key strategy for doing this is to decrease travel by private vehicles through increasing the use of other travel modes like walking ...