Summary Information Sheet

Version 3 – 24 March 2021

The transition from car ownership to sustainable mobility:

An Imperial College London mobility pilot study

This study is being conducted by:

Dr Audrey de Nazelle, Prof Nick Voulvoulis, Dr Ans Vercammen, Jonathan Jackson, Lilian McAfee, Rhiannon Thorpe, Victoria Robinson (Centre for Environmental Policy)

Prof Christopher Tucci (Imperial Business School)

Prof Robert Shorten (Dyson School of Engineering Design)

And is supported by:

What is this study about?

The study aims to find out how people commute to work at the South Kensington campus, what barriers exist to sustainable travel choices and how people’s attitudes and preferences towards their commute change over time.

You will be asked to complete two online surveys; one now, and one at the end of the year. Some participants will be asked to log a travel diary over the course of 2 months.

We also invite expressions of interest in the Mobility Hub pilot scheme. This is mainly targeted at current car users (i.e. those who travel to work in their private car). These participants will receive free access to a Brompton bicycle, for their personal use, as well as access to the Enterprise Car Club. They will be asked to try out cycling to work for 2 months and forego use of their private vehicle.

Transparency Notice

In this research study we will use information from you. We will only use information that we need for the research study. We will let very few people know your name or contact details, and only if they really need it for this study.

Everyone involved in this study will keep your data safe and secure. We will also follow all privacy rules. At the end of the study we will save some of the data in case we need to check it. We will make sure no-one can work out who you are from the reports we write. The full information sheet will tell you more about this.

A comprehensive information sheet about the study is available here.

Click on the next button to proceed to the consent form and to take the baseline survey...