Climate Change and Everyday Mobility – Social Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies, 2019

This project was motivated by the need for increased knowledge of how climate change will affect daily mobility patterns, and in particular mode choice, up to 2050. Based on analyses of survey data, climate change projections, and scenario techniques, the project assessed measures and policy instruments to adjust/correct the trajectory of travel behaviour. The project had a comparatively perspective and the geographical context was two of the largest cities of Norway. A comparison with Utrecht (the Netherlands) and Tallinn (Estonia) was done. This dataset was created based on a questionnaire survey done in Oslo and Stavanger to document the perceptions and attitudes and their relationship to travel behaviour (with specific reference to transport mode used in different weather conditions) of the residents of these two cities.