Creating behavioural changes in the way Victorians use their transport system

By Victoria Draudins

May 7, 2020

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Men on average out-earn women across all working-age groups. (Pheniti/Adobe)

The idea of incentivising behavioural changes to better optimise infrastructure is not a new one. Victoria Draudins outlines Infrastructure Victoria’s concerns with three growing problems around traditional network pricing and how it influences people’s travel behaviour at peak periods.

The spectral emptiness of our roads and cities has been as eerie a presence as any as the world waits for the threat of the coronavirus to pass. However, it also provides stark insight into how busy our most populous area have become.

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