Rosenkvist, JennyRisser, RalfIwarsson, SusanneWendel, KerstinStåhl, Agneta2015-04-032015-04-032009https://hdl.handle.net/11299/170953JTLU vol 2, no 1, (2009) pp 65-80This paper describes the findings of a study aiming to achieve deeper insight into reasons people with cognitive functional limitations cease to use public transport. Semi-structured interviews in combination with a qualitative content analysis were performed with nine participants. The results showed that reasons not to use public transport were to some degree a usability problem—both real and imagined. Other reasons were that participants had changed from buses or trains to other modes of transport or had psychologically adapted themselves to a new situation which meant that they did not miss using public transport.enUsabilityAccessibilitySemi-structured interviewsEnvironmentUrban areasArticle10.5198/jtlu.v2i1.97