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This is a Mixed-Methods study (also classified as: Qualitative Study).

March 8, 2026

Beyond person-centered approaches: Integrating individual, sociodemographic and socio-spatial factors to better understand active and sustainable mobility.

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Mixed-methods research identifies facilitators and barriers of active mobility in diverse contexts, suggesting insights for public transportation.

This research aims to investigate how individual, sociodemographic, and socio-spatial factors influence active and sustainable mobility.
Conducted a mixed-methods approach combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews.
Administered an online survey with 538 respondents to analyze travel mode choice factors.
Facilitated focus groups and individual interviews with mobility experts and car users in Grenoble.
Quantitative findings highlighted socio-spatial and sociodemographic factors as independent predictors of active mobility.
Qualitative insights revealed local-specific factors affecting mobility choices, such as living in mountainous areas.
Identified facilitators and barriers to sustainable mobility, including transport pass ownership and trip chain complexity.

Teran-Escobar et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Mixed-methods research identifies facilitators and barriers of active mobility in diverse contexts, suggesting insights for public transportation.