01648400

Monograph

This issue contains twelve papers concerning travel behavior and values. Specific topics covered are as follows: the role of social media in trip planning; digital narratives of place; impact of technology use on multimodality and activity travel characteristics; and inferring activities from social media data. Additional topics include personalization of routing services; impacts of telecommuting on nonmandatory activity participation; exploring daily rhythms of interpersonal contacts; and modeling week activity schedules for travel demand models. This issue also covers built environments and walking to school; car type preferences among students; identifying supporters of public and active transportation projects; and changing influence of factors explaining car ownership levels in the Netherlands.

English

121p

2017

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309441926

Digital/other

Figures; Maps; References; Tables

Automobile ownership; Built environment; Multimodal transportation; Neighborhoods; Social media; Travel behavior

Highways; Planning and Forecasting

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Oct 12 2017 1:55PM

• Analysis of Car Type Preferences Among Students Based on Seemingly Unrelated Regression
• Analysis of the Impact of Technology Use on Multimodality and Activity Travel Characteristics
• Built Environment and Walking to School: Findings from a Student Travel Behavior Survey in Massachusetts
• Changing Influence of Factors Explaining Household Car Ownership Levels in the Netherlands
• Digital Narratives of Place: Learning About Neighborhood Sense of Place and Travel Through Online Responses
• Exploring Daily Rhythms of Interpersonal Contacts: Time-of-Day Dynamics of Human Interactions with Latent Class Cluster Analysis
• Exploring the Role of Social Media Platforms in Informing Trip Planning: Case of Yelp.com
• Impacts of Telecommuting on Nonmandatory Activity Participation: Role of Endogeneity
• Inferring Activities from Social Media Data
• Modeling Week Activity Schedules for Travel Demand Models
• Personalization of Routing Services: User Classification as a Method to Overcome the Cold Start Problem for Personalized Models
• The Path of Least Resistance: Identifying Supporters of Public and Active Transportation Projects