Evidence review exploring human factors in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
An evidence review commissioned by the Department for Transport to examine how drivers interact with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems.
Transport, Infrastructure and Technology
We conduct research into behaviour, public perceptions and experiences of transport, infrastructure and technological systems to inform future policy.
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Personal safety on transport
This study provides new evidence on how safe people feel when getting to, waiting for and travelling on public transport.
Evaluation of the ONS’ ARIES programme
The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) was commissioned by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to independently evaluate the programme.
National Travel Survey
The only annual survey that looks at how, why, when and where we travel.
Evaluation of the Inclusive Transport Strategy
The Inclusive Transport Strategy (ITS) is an extensive programme of work that aims to make the UK’s transport system work better for disabled people.
How does the public feel about Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
The study examined the opinions, awareness, and experiences of AI technologies among UK adults aged 18 and above.
Evidence review exploring how car ownership is changing in the UK
An evidence review commissioned by the Department for Transport, particularly focusing on trends since the pandemic.
Commute Zero - A Scoping Review
NatCen carried out research to understand employer attitudes to reducing emissions from employees’ workplace travel
What role could a new standard play in water stewardship?
BSI commissioned NatCen, in partnership with Water Foundry, to undertake scoping research around the concept of water stewardship.
Walking and Cycling Index 2023
The Walking and Cycling Index survey looks at what people think about active travel in 23 cities and urban areas.