Children’s Attitudes to Sustainable Transport. Research Findings No.174/2003

Paul Davison; Philippa Davison; Nick Reed; Derek Halden; Justin Dillon

Children’s Attitudes to Sustainable Transport. Research Findings No.174/2003

Paul Davison, Philippa Davison, Nick Reed, Derek Halden, Justin Dillon

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The Scottish Executive commissioned research on children's and young people's attitudes towards sustainable transport and transport choice and how these attitudes are developed by schools, the informal education sector, parents, and children's own experiences as transport users. The study consisted of review of existing research, inputs from a wide range of experts and practitioners, and the main fieldwork consisting of 12 case studies across a variety of Scottish schools. Young people, their parents and teachers were engaged via qualitative and quantitative research tools.

Original language	English
Publisher	Scottish Executive
Number of pages	140
ISBN (Electronic)	0-7559-3640-X
Publication status	Published - 15 Dec 2003

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