Study into West Berkshire's Older Resident's Relationship with Active Travel and Bus Use

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Buyers

West Berkshire Council

Value

£0

Suppliers

STUART MICHAEL ASSOCIATES LIMITED

Classifications

Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

The Council is looking to commission an organisation with expertise in the area of active travel, bus use and behaviour change to conduct a study into the facilitators and barriers of these forms of travel for the older adults of West Berkshire. Specifically, the research question that the Council is seeking to have answered, at least in part, is: "What are the facilitators and barriers to active travel and use of local buses that influence the behaviour to partake in these forms of travel for the population of West Berkshire aged 65 and above?". 

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