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Understanding Modal Choice Beyond Commuting: A Systematic Review of Determinants
While determinants of transport mode choice have been widely studied, most research focuses on commuting trips, often overlooking other types of mobility. This systematic literature review addresses this gap by examining what variables influence mode choice for non-work-related trips in academic lit
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