This paper investigates the impacts of personalized accessibility information provided to
possible relocators on their residential location decision-making process and travel behavior …

Where people live, work, shop, and recreate fundamentally determines their local travel
options. Yet, information problems such as the cost of conducting comprehensive searches …

Residential location choice is a key determinant of activity–travel behavior, yet little is known
about the reasons why people choose to move or not move residences. Such understanding …

Although information has been used as a strategy to influence short-term travel behavior,
there is a paucity of research on whether information can result in long-term behavioral …

Accessibility has been established as a major planning goal in recent years. However, little
knowledge exists regarding how individuals value walkability, transit accessibility, and auto …

Many residential location models have been developed within the context of long-range
transportation planning programs and tend to explain housing consumer behavior largely in …

In this paper, a joint multinomial logit (MNL) model of residential location and vehicle
availability choice is formulated and estimated using a sample of households from the San …

An understanding of residential location choice is fundamental to behavioral models of land
use and, ultimately, travel demand. Detailed data and predictive models are needed. This …

The literature for residential location choice is deficient in two aspects. First, many studies
model location choice as a static choice, with no memory of the past. Second, current …

This article presents an empirical study of the relationship between neighborhood-scale
urban form and travel behavior. It focuses on households who relocate within the Central …