COVID-19 impact on daily mobility in SloveniaBrezina, Tadej (Avtor) Tiran, Jernej (Avtor) Ogrin, Matej (Avtor) Laa, Barbara (Avtor) daily mobilityepidemicslockdowntravel behaviourThe Slovenian subsample (n=415) of an international online survey about changes in daily mobility dur-ing the COVID-19 outbreak in the spring of 2020 was analysed from a geographical perspective. The datasetwas split into three spatial classes (urban, transitional and rural) according to the respondents’ place ofresidence. People’s behaviour before and during the COVID-19 lockdown was compared and analysed interms of commuting frequency, changes in mode choice for commuting and style of grocery shopping.The results show that commuting was reduced drastically during the lockdown while the car remainedthe main transport mode both for commuting and shopping, especially in rural areas. The study providesan unprecedented insight in travel behaviour changes due to the pandemic and congruously argues forimproved transport policies to meet climate change and public health challenges.20212024-11-12 09:32:58Neznano164778UDK: 913:331.556:616-036.22(497.4)ISSN pri članku: 1581-6613DOI: 10.3986/AGS.9390COBISS_ID: 89822211sl