The URGENT project aims to provide the knowledge base for more effective intervention strategies for behaviour change in transport. To this end, the project examines the individual and contextual circumstances under which people change their mobility behaviours and the mental mechanisms involved in this process. URGENT uses a holistic, interdisciplinary approach based on a unique longitudinal dataset. Over a three-year period, we are collecting data via a large biannual survey as well as case studies involving interviews and a mobility diary app with selected survey participants. With this threefold approach, we examine how people adapt their mobility haviours in anticipation of and in response to residential relocation, retirement, crash Read more