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Tackling Perceived Insecurity in Rail Travel: A Key Lever for Modal Shift
Perceived insecurity is a critical factor in the user experience of transport. It constitutes a major barrier to rail adoption: a 2024 user association survey revealed that 21% of non-users would consider taking the train if they felt safer. This issue is especially relevant in the context of emergi
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