Instead of assuming that people make mistakes when they act outside of what a narrowly
defined theory of rationality would predict, behavioral modeling incorporates intricacies of …

The study of transport economics exists very much in an R world, with strongly held beliefs in
rational choice, survey analysis, modeling, and forecasting. The models transport …

Travel demand models provide a foundation for transportation systems analysis,
transportation planning, and policy studies. They are based on theories of travel behavior …

This paper provides a discussion of recent attempts in travel demand modelling focused on
increasing the behavioural realism of choice-models. More specifically, the paper focuses …

This paper examines bounded rationality and non-rational travel behavior and their
implications for transportation policy. Its primary aim is to assess how well policy and …

Researchers are using activity-based survey data to better understand the nature of the
derived demand for travel. However, a strong theoretical construct for derived demand has …

Travel decision-making is described in behavioral terms, and an alternative to conventional
travel forecasting is suggested. Two issues are considered. The first is the order of travel …

Efficient transportation management requires good understanding of people's travel
behavior. Most transportation planning models assume travelers are perfectly rational in …

The variety of choice alternatives in travel contexts has led to significant simplifications of
behavior in models of these complex decisions. Typically, several demand submodels are …

We contest the derived demand paradigm for travel as a behavioural absolute. To the
contrary, we suggest that travel has an intrinsic positive utility and is valued for its own sake …