Erratum

This article refers to:

Factors influencing travel mode choice among families with young children (aged 0–4): a review of the literature

McCarthy, L., Delbosc, A., Currie, G. & Molloy A. (2017). Factors influencing travel mode choice among families with young children (aged 0–4): a review of the literature. Transport Reviews, https://doi.org/10.1080/01441647.2017.1354942

When the above article was first published online, some text in Table 3, column 1 “Research questions” and column 3 “Research needs” was missing. Table 3 was originally published as:

Table 3. Research gaps – travel among families with young children.

Research questions	Background	Research
What’s travel?	Exploring the modes that young children use will help reveal trends and variations by different household characteristics. However, young children are an under-researched group of transport users and little is known about their travel patterns (McDonald, 2006; Oxford & Pollock, 2015).	Establish whether broader societal changes, such as the rise of dual-income households or increasing expectations for young children to partake in ’s mode Explore if variations exist in young children’s travel by household characteristics, such as income, location or number of dependent children.
What barriers exist to	Over the past decade or so alternatives to car use and ownership have grown into mainstream transport options (Shaheen, Cohen et al., 2009; Kent, 2014). Some alternatives, such as car sharing or ebikes, would seem to provide a suitable transport alternative to acquiring a second car (Dowling, 2015; Thomas, 2016)) yet little is known about how they are being utilised by families with young children.	Understand families with young children’s use of new and emerging alternative transport options. Examine whether the increase in cycling equipment for carrying children (such as cargo-bikes or Determine the affect alternative transport solutions have on parent’s long-term mobility decisions, such as car ownership.
What other factors influence mode choice when travelling with young children?	This review has demonstrated the many constraints faced by carers travelling with young children. However, other factors, such as the need for safety and privacy when travelling on public transport, are not discussed in the literature yet are likely to influence mode choice.	A fuller account of the range of factors that may influence parental mode choice when travelling with young children.
How does the travel modes	Research examining the travel socialisation of school-age children suggests that attitudes, habits and beliefs regarding travel modes are embedded at a young age (Baslington, 2008). However, less is understood about travel socialisation of preschool age children and how this, in turn, affects travel attitudes and choices as the child ages.	Examine whether the travel modes exposed to as a young child influence travel attitudes and choices as an adult.

Table 3 has now been corrected both online and in print to:

Research questions	Background	Research needs
What trends are occurring in young children’s travel?	Exploring the modes that young children use will help reveal trends and variations by different household characteristics. However, young children are an under-researched group of transport users and little is known about their travel patterns (McDonald, 2006; Oxford & Pollock, 2015).	Establish whether broader societal changes, such as the rise of dual-income households or increasing expectations for young children to partake in extra-curricular activities, are influencing young children’s mode use. Explore if variations exist in young children’s travel by household characteristics, such as income, location or number of dependent children.
What barriers exist to the uptake of alternatives to conventional car ownership by families with young children?	Over the past decade or so alternatives to car use and ownership have grown into mainstream transport options (Shaheen, Cohen et al. 2009, Kent 2014). Some alternatives, such as car sharing or e-bikes, would seem to provide a suitable transport alternative to acquiring a second car (Dowling, 2015; Thomas, 2016)) yet little is known about how they are being utilised by families with young children.	Understand families with young children’s use of new and emerging alternative transport options. Examine whether the increase in cycling equipment for carrying children (such as cargo-bikes or bakfiets) together with improvements in cycling infrastructure can increase mode choice among this group. Determine the affect alternative transport solutions have on parent’s long-term mobility decisions, such as car ownership.
What other factors influence mode choice when travelling with young children?	This review has demonstrated the many constraints faced by carers travelling with young children. However, other factors, such as the need for safety and privacy when travelling on public transport, are not discussed in the literature yet are likely to influence mode choice.	A fuller account of the range of factors that may influence parental mode choice when travelling with young children.
How does the travel modes used as a young child influence travel attitudes, habits and choices as an adult?	Research examining the travel socialisation of school-age children suggests that attitudes, habits and beliefs regarding travel modes are embedded at a young age (Baslington, 2008). However, less is understood about travel socialisation of preschool age children and how this, in turn, affects travel attitudes and choices as the child ages.	Examine whether the travel modes exposed to as a young child influence travel attitudes and choices as an adult.

Taylor & Francis apologises for these errors.