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lilab2024/A-Survey-Study-on-ITS-Awareness-in-Ghana

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mobility

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# Intelligent Transportation Systems in Ghana: Youth Perspectives and Implications for Urban Mobility This repository contains the data and analytical pipeline for the paper "**Intelligent Transportation Systems in Ghana: Youth Perspectives and Implications for Urban Mobility**". The study evaluates the awareness, attitudes, and adoption readiness of Ghanaian youth toward Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) using a multi-method analytical approach ## Paper Overview The paper investigates the "awareness-attitude gap" in the adoption of ITS within the context of rapid urbanization in Sub-Saharan Africa. Key contributions include: * **Public Acceptance Evaluation**: Assessment of awareness and adoption readiness among 480 technology-savvy Ghanaian youth. * **Methodological Pipeline**: Integration of descriptive and bivariate statistics, Cramér's V, Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM), and unsupervised clustering. * **Predictor Identification**: Finding that positive attitude is the strongest predictor of behavioral intention to adopt ITS, mediating the influence of general technology exposure. * **Policy Roadmap**: Evidence-based recommendations for institutional strengthening and infrastructure upgrades to support sustainable ITS integration in developing urban contexts. ## Datasets Used The study utilizes a primary dataset collected through a cross-sectional survey to validate findings on user perceptions and readiness: * **Ghana ITS Youth Perception Dataset**: * **Source**: Structured online survey administered to university students in southern, middle, and northern Ghana. * **Data URL**: [(github.com).xlsx)] * **Description**: This dataset contains 480 valid responses capturing socio-demographic information, digital technology usage patterns, and Likert-scale ratings for ITS awareness, perceived benefits, and adoption willingness. * **Key Va …

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