EU Travel Survey on Transport User Preferences and Policy Acceptability, 2014
by Panayotis Christidis / European Commission
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Description
An EU-wide survey from 2014 gathered transport and mobility indicators from 28,000 individuals across all Member States. The CAWI survey focused on user preferences for emerging transport technologies and the acceptability of various transport policy measures. Samples of 1,000 individuals per country reflected the adult population composition in terms of gender, age, employment, education, and region.
Use Cases
Modeling public acceptance of transport policy measures based on survey responses.
Analyzing demographic factors influencing preferences for emerging transport technologies.
Comparing mobility behavior and attitudes across 28 European countries.
Strengths
Survey covered all 28 EU Member States with a consistent questionnaire translated into local languages.
Samples of 1,000 individuals per country were designed to reflect national adult population demographics.
Limitations
Column-level documentation is absent; field semantics must be inferred after download.
Data is from 2014; attitudes towards emerging technologies may have shifted.
Row count is unknown, which may limit suitability assessment.
Provenance
Source
European Commission
Collection Method
Computer Aided Web Interview (CAWI) survey
Time Range
2014
Freshness
Data collected in 2014; last update date is unknown.
Geography
European Union (28 Member States)
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