  In recent years, the persuasive interventions for inducing sustainable urban
mobility behaviours has become a very active research field. This review paper
systematically analyses existing approaches and prototype systems and describes
and classifies the persuasive strategies used for changing behaviour in the
domain of transport. It also studies the results and recommendations derived
from pilot studies, and as a result of this analysis highlights the need for
personalizing and tailoring persuasive technology to various user
characteristics. We also discuss the possible role of context-aware persuasive
systems for increasing the number of sustainable choices. Finally,
recommendations for future investigations on scholarly persuasive systems are
proposed.
