Emotions in clean urban transport YOUR NAME and organisation

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Emotions in clean urban transport

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Why EMOTIONS

Why should we at all consider emotions?

 From the trigger right into the memory, an immediate reaction  No attention is required  It is a quick connection that requires no elaboration  It is universal  It leaves long-lasting impressions  It is more efficient than a rational approach Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Why EMOTIONS

Some facts

 More than 50% of all human decisions are emotional – often against rational awareness  The correlation between attitudes and actual behaviour is marginal  Many of the barriers for clean urban transport – and many against giving up the car are emotional  Positive properties of products get intertwined with the product  Most marketing campaigns for cars target emotions Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

The EMOTIONAL approach

The emotional approach utilises:

 Biological triggers (erotic triggers and atmospheric moods like natural landscapes) Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Biological triggers

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The EMOTIONAL approach

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The EMOTIONAL approach

The emotional approach utilises:

 Biological triggers (erotic triggers and atmospheric moods like natural landscapes)  Culturally based triggers (like using symbols) Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Cultural triggers

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The EMOTIONAL approach

The emotional approach utilises:

 Biological triggers (erotic triggers and atmospheric moods like natural landscapes)  Culturally based triggers (like using symbols)  Social triggers - the triggers which are most diverse (human need for contact, life style) Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Social triggers

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The EMOTIONAL approach

The emotional approach utilises:

 Biological triggers (erotic triggers and atmospheric moods like natural landscapes)  Culturally based triggers (like using symbols)  Social triggers - the triggers which are most diverse (human need for contact, life style)  Feelings like surprise, fun, freedom, love, joy, erotic, proud Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Applying EMOTIONS

What does this mean for sustainable transport?

 Apart from the real advantages of sustainable modes, give them a positive connotation Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

WINNER of photo competition

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WINNER of photo competition

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Bus promotion in Trento/Rovereto

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Applying EMOTIONS

What does this mean for sustainable transport?

 Apart from the real advantages of sustainable modes, give them a positive connotation  Create a feeling of community and partnership Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Bike Trailer Parcours

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Grandchildren and Grandparents

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Emotional Promises

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Emotional Promises

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The snake game

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The snake game

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Applying EMOTIONS

What does this mean for sustainable transport?

 Apart from the real advantages of sustainable modes, give them a positive connotation  Create a feeling of community and partnership  Create an own image and make it hipp – utilise all sensitive channels Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

The bike jingle

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The sweet bus

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Delivered breakfast

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Applying EMOTIONS

What does this mean for sustainable transport?

 Apart from the real advantages of sustainable modes, give them a positive connotation  Create a feeling of community and partnership  Create an own image and make it hipp – utilise all sensitive channels  Tease the voyeurs in us and reward sustainable behaviour Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Biker of the Week

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Biker of the Week

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Klimaschritte – steps towards climate change

steh auf Fahrrad= Get up / Really like bike - German word play

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Steps towards climate change

täglich rausbringen: Take out each day

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Applying EMOTIONS

What does this mean for sustainable transport?

 Apart from the real advantages of sustainable modes, give them a positive connotation  Create a feeling of community and partnership  Create an own image and make it hipp – utilise all sensitive channels  Tease the voyeurs in us and reward sustainable behaviour  Take children as carriers but also as role models Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Carrier and being carried

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Carrier and being carried

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Applying EMOTIONS

What does this mean for sustainable transport?

 Apart from the real advantages of sustainable modes, give them a positive connotation  Create a feeling of community and partnership  Create an own image and make it hipp – utilise all sensitive channels  Tease the voyeurs in us and reward sustainable behaviour  Take children as carriers but also as role models  Feel for your target groups and take up their emotions Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

The train brings you back

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The train brings you back

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The train brings you back

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The train brings you back

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Outcome / Benefits

 6 to 13% more PT tickets sold, improved image  By bike to school: from 78 to 93%, after 5 weeks 91%  Flanders meanwhile 200 participating schools  Motivation rises to test alternatives  Bike seen as a mode of transport of its own right  You receive good customer-made promotion material  Raises a lot of attention and publicity  Such projects are fun in themselves  Self-assuring: own corporate identity evolves Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Lessons learned

 Cooperation with the right partners is essential • PT providers • Police • Newspaper • Interest groups • Museums • Restaurants  Snake Game easy to use and transferable  Focus of competitions has to be sufficiently specific for target group  Consider to approach professionals or students Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

Lessons learned

 Some actions can be prepared well-in-advance  No continuous supervision needed  Door-openers to local media  Involve local politicians as patrons  Prizes should not only appeal to enthusiasts  Activities should promote the everyday biker instead of the fashionable biker  Possibly only one marketing company that follows the emotional approach Your name and organisation Name of the conference, date of conference

EMOTIONS - a SAVE- project coordinated by

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Partners: DTV consultants (NL) CTB Besan çon (F) LV (BE) Ökoinstitut Südtirol (I)

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