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Modelling Determinants of Sustainable Travel Behaviour: A Multivariate Regression Approach
Promoting green travel behaviour is essential for advancing sustainable urban mobility. This study explores the behavioural, perceptual, and socio-demographic factors that influence individuals’ adoption of environmentally friendly travel modes. Drawing on structured survey data, two outcomes were a
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