Socio-Empirical Resarch on Leisure Mobility
The project team looked at how environmental pollution arising from leisure and tourism traffic can be kept in check. To this end, ISOE developed further its mobility style analysis for leisure mobility. Scientists established the leisure behaviour of different lifestyle groups and how the various lifestyle orientations impact on traffic patterns. Target-group-specific measures were developed for the different styles of leisure mobility, also depending on the emission profiles resulting from their leisure behaviour.
Cooperation
Öko-Institut e.V. Darmstadt und Freiburg
Client
German Federal Environment Agency (UBA)
Duration
1998/09
– 2002/06
Topic
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