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10419 Creator 99fe1512a1ee9c6d5272fc1d6e928d6b
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10419 Date 2006-10-11
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10419 abstract This paper reports the initial findings of two research projects that identify attitudinal barriers inhibiting the adoption of cleaner vehicles in the UK. The first, conducted for the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership by Ecolane Transport Consultancy, reviews the evidence of consumer attitudes to low carbon cars. The study shows that car buyers have a poor knowledge of cleaner car technologies, the environmental impacts of road transport and car ownership costs. The second study, initiated within the Open University's Design Innovation Group, identifies key ‘hotspot’ factors that influence consumers' adoption of low carbon products. The study, which is ongoing, has concluded that identifying where and when these hotspot points of leverage occur could help inform initiatives to facilitate consumer adoption and effective use.
10419 authorList authors
10419 issue 11-12
10419 status peerReviewed
10419 volume 15
10419 type AcademicArticle
10419 type Article
10419 label Lane, Ben and Potter, Stephen (2006). The adoption of cleaner vehicles in the UK: exploring the consumer attitude–action gap. Journal of Cleaner Production, 15(11-12) pp. 1085–1092.
10419 label Lane, Ben and Potter, Stephen (2006). The adoption of cleaner vehicles in the UK: exploring the consumer attitude–action gap. Journal of Cleaner Production, 15(11-12) pp. 1085–1092.
10419 Title The adoption of cleaner vehicles in the UK: exploring the consumer attitude–action gap
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