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This research was commissioned to inform decision-makers about the social impacts of mode shift, and to enhance the likelihood that benefits will be equitably shared.

Travel demand management (TDM) is a rapidly changing field.

The first COVID-19 pandemic lockdown presented an opportunity to understand how increased work from home (WFH) practice could be continued in New Zealand in the longer term.

This research was commissioned to provide Waka Kotahi and the Ministry of Transport with information about the New Zealand public’s readiness to adopt four key mobility changes: autonomous vehicles, connected vehicle technology, car sharing, and ride…

This research was commissioned as there is currently a gap in terms of national models and tools that provide customer levels of service information regarding the walkability of New Zealand’s transport networks.

The proportion (share) of travellers using different modes of transport is known as ‘mode share’; ‘mode shift’ refers to changes in mode share over time.

Essential transport gives people access to things they need to get and do.

People who work in New Zealand’s transport sector want evidence about the effectiveness of transport interventions around the world.

The performance of the transport network can be improved by anticipating the impacts of new micro-mobility technologies and how the introduction of new modes may be managed to optimise benefits.