A review of factors influencing car owners’ shift to public transport in Tashkent
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56143/49h70x45Keywords:
public transport, private car ownership, sustainable transport, transportation choices, built environment, traffic congestion, infrastructure development, environmental impactAbstract
This research examines the factors influencing car owners' decisions to transition to public transport in Tashkent, focusing on various socio-economic, environmental, and infrastructural elements. By analyzing the interplay between car usage and public transport, the study provides valuable insights into improving transportation systems and reducing environmental impact. A detailed literature review reveals various studies on transport choices, psychological factors, and economic motivations behind shifts from private vehicles to public transport. A survey of car owners in Tashkent was conducted to collect data on factors such as transport cost, convenience, environmental concerns, and infrastructure quality. The findings highlight key barriers to using public transport, such as inconvenience, safety, and insufficient infrastructure, while suggesting improvements that could encourage car owners to make the switch.