Increasingly, daily activities are carried out further from people’s homes. They drive to out of town shopping centres or to distant destinations for leisure, whilst local activities and facilities are neglected or just not known about. This leads to ever more car dependent lifestyles, while people without cars lose access to services, making them isolated or dependent on people with cars. The negative impacts of this on local economies, quality of life, health, energy consumption and the environment are huge. This edition of Studies on Mobility and Transport Researchweiterlesen