Behaviour change

In this section you will be able to access, in particular, a number of toolkits which will help you design behaviour change initiatives into walking programmes, ensuring they are complementary to the built environment. From Paths for All’s Behaviour Change manual, to using the Scottish Government’s Individual, Social and Material approach to behaviour change. These toolkits are backed up with evidence and links to the Smarter Choices Programme and other national policies.

the number of healthy years of life added to the nation by the network of paths in England and Wales

Source: Ramblers

Tags: Economics & benefits

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of drivers are unsure if changes to the Highway Code made two years ago have made the roads safer for pedestrians.

Tags: Active Travel

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of active commuters met 30?min/day of activity through their commute in 2011

Source: Quantifying the health and economic benefits of active commuting in Scotland

Tags: Active Travel

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Equality Diversity and Inclusion

in green space use were sustained, and possibly exacerbated, during movement restrictions

Source: Green space positively influences health and well-being

Tags: Equalities, Diversity & Inclusion

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of people regularly or occasionally cycled in 2022

Source: Monitoring Cycling in Scotland (Cycling Scotland)

Tags: Behaviour change

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serious long-term health conditions prevented by every day walking, wheeling and cycling in the citites that take part in the Walking and Cycling Index

Source: The Walking and Cycling Index

Tags: Physical, mental and social health

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Equality Diversity and Inclusion

of adults met the guidelines for Moderate or Vigorous Physical Activity (SHeS 2022)

Source: Scottish Health Survey (SHeS)

Tags: Equalities, Diversity & Inclusion

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of all journeys by Dundee residents are on foot, well above the average of other Scottish cities

Source: Walking & Cycling: the benefits for Dundee

Tags: Economics & benefits

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of parents and residents support school street closures

Source: School Street Closures and Traffic Displacement

Tags: Active Travel

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of adults view climate change as an immediate and urgent problem (SHS 2022)

Source: Scottish Household Survey

Tags: Community & participation

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the pecentage increase in pedestrian casualities in Scotland in 2022-23

Source: Scottish Transport Statistics 2023

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of Scottish adults said being able to walk to local shops was important when choosing where to live

Source: Paths for All

Tags: Active Travel

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