PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN MOBILITY PRACTICES: DAILY ROUTES OF CITIZENS
Urban spaces and agglomera-tions are permeated by multiple mobility flows which assure their coherence; this makes the study of citizens` movements relevant. The object of the survey is to de- scribe daily route construction practices using public transport and to reveal fac-tors of differentiation of these practices (evidence from the southern part of the Novosibirsk urban agglomeration). Infor-mational database represents different sources such as mass survey of passen-gers, semi-formal interviews based on mental maps, formalized observations in public transport and at stops. The study is focused on the use of public transport from the point of view of passengers; the general context is also provided. The sur-vey results include description of com-mon characteristics of the passenger flow; reconstruction of key elements of daily route structure; analysis of travel time as one of the most important fac-tors that determine route structure and travel-time activities; description of types of daily route construction; comparison of motivations to choose certain travel mode and perceptions of routes by pub-lic transport users and car owners.