01145890

Monograph

These 20 papers are concerned with the following aspects of transit: the CityMobil project; carsharing; express bus versus rail transit; promoting public transportation; land consumption impacts of a transportation system; transit accessibility to jobs and employment prospects of welfare recipients; bus versus rail: meta-analysis of costs, capacities and land use; walking distance and transit-oriented development; multitasking of rail passengers in an urban corridor; onboard ticket sales; ridership growth from extended transit service hours; use of entry-only automated fare-collection system data; transit passenger information websites; urban travel training for older adults; regional rail park-and-ride users response to parking price changes; and a citywide personal rapid transit system.

English

180p

2009

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309126267

Print

Figures; Photos; References; Tables

Accessibility; Aged; Express buses; Job opportunities; Jobs; Land use; Meta-analysis; Multitasking; Park and ride; Parking fees; Passenger information systems; Passengers; Personal rapid transit; Promotion; Public transit; Rail transit; Ridership; Transit oriented development; Travel costs; Vehicle sharing; Walking distance; Websites (Information retrieval); Welfare recipients

CityMobil

Hours of operation; Onboard ticket sales; Transit capacity; Transit entry-only data; Travel training

Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB

Dec 2 2009 8:56AM

• Access Walking Distance, Transit Use, and Transit-Oriented Development in North York City Center, Toronto, Canada
• Assessing the Contribution and the Feasibility of a Citywide Personal Rapid Transit System
• Bus Versus Rail: Meta-Analysis of Cost Characteristics, Carrying Capacities, and Land Use Impacts
• Carsharing and the Built Environment: Geographic Information System–Based Study of One U.S. Operator
• Carsharing in a University Community: Assessing Potential Demand and Distinct Market Characteristics
• CityMobil: Human Factor Issues Regarding Highly Automated Vehicles on eLane
• Demonstration of Advanced Transport Applications in CityMobil Project
• Effects of Onboard Ticket Sales on Public Transport Reliability
• Entry-Only Automated Fare-Collection System Data Used to Infer Ridership, Rider Destinations, Unlinked Trips, and Passenger Miles
• Evaluation of Urban Travel Training for Older Adults
• Express Bus Versus Rail Transit: How a Marriage of Mode and Mission Affects Transit Performance
• Extent, Nature, and Covariates of Multitasking of Rail Passengers in an Urban Corridor: A Dutch Case Study
• High Ridership Growth from Extended Transit Service Hours: An Exploration of the Causes
• Land Consumption Impacts of a Transportation System on a City: An Analysis
• Measuring the Performance of Transit Passenger Information Websites
• North American Carsharing: 10-Year Retrospective
• Promoting Public Transportation: Comparison of Passengers and Policies in Germany and the United States
• Response of Regional Rail Park-and-Ride Users to Parking Price Changes: Systemwide Results and a Detailed Study of Two Stations
• Transit Accessibility to Jobs and Employment Prospects of Welfare Recipients Without Cars: A Study of Broward County, Florida, Using Geographic Information Systems and an Econometric Model
• Transit as Part of the Equation, Revisited