This paper investigates the valuation of crowding in public transport trips and its implications
in demand estimation and cost-benefit analysis. We use a choice-based stated preference …

A sharp decrease in public transport demand has been observed during the COVID-19
pandemic around the world. In this context, it is relevant to understand how mode …

This paper reviews public transport crowding valuation research, using a number of primary
studies conducted in the UK, USA, Australia and Israel. We identify three measures used to …

Waiting time in transit travel is often perceived negatively and high-amenity stops and
stations are becoming increasingly popular as strategies for mitigating transit riders' …

Crowded trains are a feature of many railway networks and adversely affect both train
passengers and rail operators. For passengers, the lack of space or inability to get a seat …

We present a transit model that, based on automated fare collection and train tracking data,
describes pedestrian movements in train stations and vehicle-specific train ridership …

Understanding changes in travel behavior during the spread of pandemic diseases such as
COVID-19 is important to develop a resilient transportation system. Since one of the most …

Increases in ridership are outpacing capacity expansions in several transit systems. By
shifting their focus to demand management, agencies can instead influence how customers …

There has long been a question as to whether crowding in rail passenger transport poses a
threat to passenger health related to the experience of stress. A review of the scientific …

Understanding travellers' behaviour is key element in transportation planning. This article
presents a route choice model for metro networks that considers different time components …