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Research and analysis

Factors influencing multi-modal public transport use

Explores the factors affecting people’s decision to use combined public transport and their views on possible changes that could make these trips more appealing.

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Details

The research aimed to:

  • understand what affects people’s transport choices for journeys where rail might be part of the trip
  • explore how people currently experience multi-modal journeys
  • find out what changes might encourage more people to use them

Research took place between February and March 2025 and engaged a total of 67 participants via:

  • an online community
  • in-depth interviews
  • focus groups

This report shares findings from a study commissioned by the Department for Transport. It looks at what helps or stops people from using more than one type of public transport in a single journey.

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Published 29 January 2026

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