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Understanding the barriers to NET-ZERO transport for rural roads: a Northern Ireland case study.

Myra LydonDarragh LydonNicola-Ann StevensSu TaylorJuliana EarlyAdele Marshall
Published in: Journal of infrastructure preservation and resilience (2021)
The high response rate (41%) for the survey highlights the interest of those in the transport sector to engage in activities which can support a better understanding of how road networks contribute to CO2 emissions. Within the survey data a requirement for behavioural change was highlighted as a key step to reduce transport related emissions, the enthusiasm for change demonstrates this is the optimum time to engage with the public and develop clear transport strategies. More accurate findings and empirical evidence could have been established had the study considered specific, transport planning, environmental and land use conditions for Northern Ireland. This will be the focus of further research in this area to enable clear translation of the research to other countries.
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