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A summary of responses to behavioural insight sessions that ran alongside the HS2 property consultation during September 2014.
Report from a small scale research project to better understand the barriers and drivers to energy efficiency faced by individual firms, particularly SMEs.
Report examining ways future cities can manage change effectively.
This report identifies good practice and challenges in engaging small and medium enterprises in work experience and apprenticeships in London.
Compares and combines results from all findings on business attitudes and behaviour towards roads in England to help develop the roads reform policy.
Findings from September 2013 on business attitudes and behaviour towards roads in England to help develop the roads reform policy.
Findings from March 2014 on business attitudes and behaviour towards roads in England to help develop the roads reform policy.
Investigates people’s attitudes to the importance of the strategic rail network and how this varies among people of different gender, age and working status.
People were surveyed to find out their opinions on English roads in order to develop the roads reform policy.
Compares how people's attitudes to roads have changed between June 2013 and September 2013.
Report into public attitudes and behaviour towards roads in England, the results were made from a public survey on these issues.
Summarises findings from a programme of social research relating to roads investigating individual and commercial road user perceptions.
Findings from a large-scale qualitative research project commissioned to inform and support the development of roads reform policy.
Sets out evidence of road traffic trends and the factors driving them.
Literature review to identify how much technological, social, economic, demographic, political, geographical and environmental changes affect car use.
Investigated estimates made in literature on how road traffic changes in response to changes of population growth, income growth and fuel cost.
Report by British Embassy Jakarta.
A survey which provides data on the levels of basic adult skills and the skills needed among the adult population.
Report by the British Embassy Moscow.
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