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Excess travel in non-professional trips: why look for it miles away?

Kobe Boussauw (UGent) , Veronique Van Acker (UGent) and Frank Witlox (UGent)

(2012) TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR ECONOMISCHE EN SOCIALE GEOGRAFIE. 103(1). p.20-38
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Spatial proximity and distance travelled: commuting versus non-commuting trips in Flanders

Kobe Boussauw (UGent) and Frank Witlox (UGent)

(2011) Proceedings of the BIVEC-GIBET Transport Research Day. p.328-337
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Spatial proximity and distance travelled: commuting versus non-commuting trips in Flanders

Kobe Boussauw (UGent)

(2011) Spatial planning in Flanders/Belgium : challenges for policy, opportunities for society, Papers.
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Regional variations in travel energy consumption: some evidence from Flanders

Kobe Boussauw (UGent) and Frank Witlox (UGent)

(2011) mobil.TUM, Abstracts.
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Aspects of spatial proximity and sustainable travel behaviour in Flanders: a quantitative approach

Kobe Boussauw (UGent)

(2011)
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Linking expected mobility production to sustainable residential location planning: some evidence from Flanders

Kobe Boussauw (UGent) and Frank Witlox (UGent)

(2011) JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY. 19(4). p.936-942
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Travel energy consumption and the built environment: evidence from Flanders

Kobe Boussauw (UGent) and Frank Witlox (UGent)

(2010) Conférence Permanente du Développement Territorial, Colloque international, Comptes rendus. p.65-77

Academic Bibliography

Excess travel in non-professional trips: why look for it miles away?

Spatial proximity and distance travelled: commuting versus non-commuting trips in Flanders

Spatial proximity and distance travelled: commuting versus non-commuting trips in Flanders

Regional variations in travel energy consumption: some evidence from Flanders

Aspects of spatial proximity and sustainable travel behaviour in Flanders: a quantitative approach

Linking expected mobility production to sustainable residential location planning: some evidence from Flanders

Travel energy consumption and the built environment: evidence from Flanders

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