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The aim is to understand what residents prioritize in a North East Combined Authority transport policy.

What do residents want from a North East Combined Authority transport policy? Evidence from conjoint experimental and adversarially co-produced narrative survey data

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The aim is to understand what residents prioritize in a North East Combined Authority transport policy.
Conducted conjoint analysis using narrative survey data
Collected responses from 577 residents in the North East
Analyzed preferences for transport policy options
Examined perceptions around funding mechanisms
Cheaper, quicker, and more reliable journeys are strongly preferred by residents.
Support for policies is linked to reducing air pollution and transport poverty.
Funding through corporate taxes is favored over council or income tax increases.
Factors like ownership and cycling rates had limited influence on preferences.

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Examines preferences for transport policy in the North East, highlighting key priorities and funding perceptions.

Thew et al. (2026) studied this question.

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