01609830

Monograph

This issue contains 12 papers concerning travel behavior. Specific topics covered are as follows: multimodal information and ticketing systems in Europe; handling intrahousehold correlations in modeling travel; travel tool ownership of the elderly population; and travelers' risk-taking behaviors. Additional topics include modeling commute mode loyalty and transition behavior; short-term adaptations as a response to travel time increases; adoption and usage of self-driving vehicles; and effect of traveler's nationality on daily travel time expenditure. This issue also covers alternative information formats for stated choice exercises; travel time reliability accommodating heterogeneity of route choice behaviors; assessment of additional time budgeted for commuting across modes; and changes in relationships with child rearing and automobile access from 2000 to 2010.

English

118p

2016

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309369879

Print

Figures; Maps; References; Tables

Commuting; Households; Mode choice; Routes and routing; Travel behavior; Travel time

Highways; Planning and Forecasting; Society

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Sep 2 2016 2:46PM

• Effect of Traveler’s Nationality on Daily Travel Time Expenditure Using Zero-Inflated Negative Binomial Regression Models: Results from Belgian National Household Travel Survey
• Full-Scale Controlled Comparison of Alternative Information Formats for Stated Choice Exercises
• Handling Intrahousehold Correlations in Modeling Travel: Comparison of Hierarchical Models and Marginal Models
• Incentivizing Modal Change: Exploring Effect of Multimodal Information and Ticketing Systems for Medium and Long Distances in Europe
• It’s a Matter of Time: Assessment of Additional Time Budgeted for Commuting to McGill University Across Modes
• Life-Oriented Approach of Modeling Commute Mode Loyalty and Transition Behavior
• Modeling Travel Tool Ownership of the Elderly Population: Latent Segmentation-Based Logit Model
• Self-Driving Vehicles: Determinants of Adoption and Conditions of Usage
• Short-Term Adaptations as a Response to Travel Time Increases: Results of Stated-Adaptation Experiment
• Travelers’ Risk-Taking Behaviors in Day-to-Day Dynamic Evolution Model
• Valuation of Travel Time Reliability Accommodating Heterogeneity of Route Choice Behaviors
• Weakening Obstacles to Transit Use: Changes in Relationships with Child Rearing and Automobile Access from 2000 to 2010