Travel behaviour responses to petrol subsidy removal in Lagos, Nigeria

Published: 11 October 2025| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/tdpg6gw6cw.1
Contributor:
Adebukola Daramola

Description

Survey data from 450 respondents in Shomolu and Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Areas of Lagos. Research hypothesizes on changes in travel behaviour indicators (Trip frequency, distance travelled, use of public and private transport) before petrol subsidy removal and after. Covariates include socioeconomic characteristics (age, income, employment type), locational features (urban vs peri-urban), and access to interventions.

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Questionnaires were administered via a survey link

Institutions

  • Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research

Categories

Travel Behavior

Funders

  • Nigerian Institute of Social & Economic Research
    Grant ID: IRP 2024

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