01147421

Monograph

These 9 papers are concerned with the following behavioral and social factors as related to transportation: voluntary program to reduce car use; actual and perceived car dependence; response to paid parking at a regional shopping center; impacts of residential off-street parking; carpool formation and use; social network and dwelling characteristics that influence ridesharing behavior of seniors; transportation demand management benchmark; and travel demand management strategies.

English

82p

2009

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309126342

Print

Figures; References; Tables

Aged; Automobile travel; Behavior; Carpools; Impacts; Off street parking; Parking fees; Residential areas; Ridesharing; Shopping centers; Social factors; Social media; Travel demand management

Automobile dependence

Highways; Passenger Transportation; Planning and Forecasting; Society; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Dec 23 2009 11:09AM

• Actual and Perceived Car Dependence: Likely Implications of Enforced Reductions in Car Use for Livelihoods, Lifestyles, and Well-Being
• Consumer Response to Introduction of Paid Parking at a Regional Shopping Center
• Driving Factors Behind Successful Carpool Formation and Use
• Evaluation of Travel Demand Management Strategies Using Importance–Performance Analysis
• Residential Off-Street Parking Impacts on Car Ownership, Vehicle Miles Traveled, and Related Carbon Emissions: New York City Case Study
• Social Network and Dwelling Characteristics That Influence Ridesharing Behavior of Seniors
• Transportation Demand Management Benchmark: Results from 2008 TDM Program Survey
• Understanding Carpool Use by Hispanics in Texas
• Voluntary Program to Reduce Car Use: Weekly No-Driving Day in Seoul, South Korea