2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0967-070x(02)00028-8
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Sustainable transportation planning on college campuses

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“…Yet, as pointed out by Balsas (2003), the distinctive character of university student what we do, and therefore more efficiently allocate cognitive capacity to other tasks 139 (Klöckner & Verplanken 2013). In particular the daily routine of commuting has been found 140 to be strongly determined by habitual processes.…”
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“…Yet, as pointed out by Balsas (2003), the distinctive character of university student what we do, and therefore more efficiently allocate cognitive capacity to other tasks 139 (Klöckner & Verplanken 2013). In particular the daily routine of commuting has been found 140 to be strongly determined by habitual processes.…”
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“…Las universidades son capaces de influir en el comportamiento de viaje (Millard-Ball, Siegman & Tumlin, 2004), y son lugares privilegiados para comunicar la sostenibilidad (Balsas, 2003), de modo que deben de trabajar de una manera activa en generar insumos que logren suscitar políticas que promuevan una movilidad que se traduzca en personas más saludables; una buena opción es desarrollando planes para el transporte en bicicleta y estudios como los presentados en diferentes universidades (Alta Planning + Design, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., 2012; Kaplan, 2015;Portland State University, 2011; University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2008;University of California Berkeley, 2006). Estos planes tienen el objetivo de aumentar la cantidad de estudiantes, personal docente y administrativo que utilizan la bicicleta a través de intervenciones de la infraestructura, programas de educación, promoción y regulación, entre otros.…”
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“…At the same time that the car and truck have had a major impact on the local and global environment, they also have had a major negative impact on the environment and the surroundings of a college campus [44]. The implementation of alternative transportation in many universities has been due more to cost factors than environmental concerns: "it's cheaper for them to invest in transportation alternatives than it is to build more parking" [40,43,45].…”
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