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Amanda Holden Travel Plan Manager 1 What are the benefits Social Enjoyment independence Improved quality of life Community cohesion Transport Lower cost transport save money Improved journey time ID: 917864

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Personalised Travel Planning Training

Amanda HoldenTravel Plan Manager

1

Slide2

What

are the benefits?

SocialEnjoyment, independenceImproved quality of lifeCommunity cohesionTransportLower cost transport – save money Improved journey timeReducing congestion

Economic Reduced absenteeism and increased productivity Increased access to jobs/servicesEnvironment

Improved local air quality

Reduce transport-related carbon

emissions

Slide3

What

are the benefits?

reduce all-cause mortality

significantly improve both physical and mental wellbeingimprove life expectancy

help prevent and manage over 20 conditions and diseases including:

coronary heart disease

cancer

diabetesmusculoskeletal disorders obesityIncreasing physical activity

Stronger recognition of the role of vigorous intensity activityNew guidelines on sedentary behaviour

Source:

Department of Health (2011)

Start Active, Stay Active. A report on physical activity for health from the four home countries’ Chief Medical Officers.

Slide4

Moderate Intensityincrease in breathing rateincrease in heart rate

feeling warmer able to hold a conversationVigorous Intensityusually breathing very hardshort of breathrapid heartbeat conversation impossible

At least 150 minutes (2.5 hours) per week in bouts of 10 minutes or moreAt least 75 minutes per week

What are the benefits?

Slide5

What

are the barriers?

How can we challenge these barriers?

Time/perceptions

of time and distance

Busy lifestyle – shortage of time

Feel unsafe/not confident cycling on the road

Fear of crime

Personal safety

Poor health

Lack of money

Don’t

know how long journey would take

Don’t know which way to

go

Infrequent bus services

Unreliable bus services

Not knowing anyone to car share with

Slide6

What

is Personalised Travel Planning?

One to one conversation

offering

advice, support and tailored information to encourage residents to switch from car trips to walking, cycling, public transport & car sharing.

6

Slide7

The psychology behind travel choicesPeople have different attitudes to travelTravel is a habit

Some people are more willing to change than others – Stages of Change ModelVoluntary behaviour change:Negative effects are now intolerable – e.g. cost of petrol is too highRealising that for the first time it is possible to make a changeHearing of someone else who has changedExperiencing a change in life event, such as changing job, moving house, changing school

The change is fashionable.Importance and confidence

What

is Personalised Travel Planning?

Slide8

Introduce yourself

Current travel patterns?

Any problems? Offer advice and signpost to services - tailored to their lifestyle and motivations The challenge Closure

The conversation

“I work in

Madingley Rise

and I live

in Hardwick.

The petrol is so expensive nowadays and I really should be getting more exercise”

Hi there, I see you are looking at the cycle map, where do you live?

“Have you thought about cycling to work? Your trip would take

30

minutes – much shorter than the car trip stuck in congestion”.

“Mark will try walking to work 2 days next week”

“Ok, so here is your personalised cycle journey plan and some information on the cycle

to work

scheme for you to take away”

Slide9

Who

would find this information useful?

How

would you explain it to someone?

Information Resources

http://

www.environment.admin.cam.ac.uk/resource-bank/materials

Slide10

Information Resources

Slide11

Any Questions?

Please contact EMTravel@Admin.cam.ac.uk