01588888

Monograph

This issue contains sixteen papers on the marketing, fare policy and transformative data trend aspects of public transportation. Specific topics addressed in this issue include the following: an origin-destination matrix for New York City ferry service; off-peak pricing strategies; fare evasion; nonadditive fare pricing; subway crowding; social and distributional effects of fares and subsidy policies; inference of access distance; express train choice; bus network microsimulation; smart card data; and visualizing transit data. Additional topics addressed in this issue are: big data for bus fleets; rail transit ridership; route-level origin-destination flows; taxi ridership; and a demand estimation model based on automated vehicle location.

English

157p

2016

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309441346

Print

Figures; References; Tables

Data analysis; Data collection; Fares; Marketing; Origin and destination; Peak fares; Pricing; Public transit; Ridership; Route choice; Smart cards; Trend (Statistics)

Data and Information Technology; Economics; Public Transportation

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Jan 29 2016 10:51AM

• Analysis of Grid Cell–Based Taxi Ridership with Large-Scale GPS Data
• Bus Network Microsimulation with General Transit Feed Specification and Tap-in-Only Smart Card Data
• BusViz: Big Data for Bus Fleets
• Evaluating Off-Peak Pricing Strategies in Public Transportation with an Activity-Based Approach
• How Smart Is Your Smart Card? Evaluating Transit Smart Card Data with Privacy Restrictions and Limited Penetration Rates
• Impact of a Loan-Based Public Transport Fare System on Fare Evasion: Experience of Transantiago, Santiago, Chile
• Inferring Public Transport Access Distance from Smart Card Registration and Transaction Data
• Nonadditive Public Transit Fare Pricing Under Congestion with Policy Lessons from a Case Study in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Perspectives on Transit: Potential Benefits of Visualizing Transit Data
• Predicting Express Train Choice of Metro Passengers from Smart Card Data
• Rail Transit Ridership: Station-Area Analysis of Boston’s Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
• Reducing Subway Crowding: Analysis of an Off-Peak Discount Experiment in Hong Kong
• Social and Distributional Effects of Public Transport Fares and Subsidy Policies: Case of Madrid, Spain
• Toward a Demand Estimation Model Based on Automated Vehicle Location
• Use of Mobile Device Wireless Signals to Determine Transit Route-Level Passenger Origin–Destination Flows: Methodology and Empirical Evaluation
• Use of Mobile Ticketing Data to Estimate an Origin–Destination Matrix for New York City Ferry Service