In light of projected growth in immigration of the expected differences in auto ownership
behavior between immigrants and the US-born population, and of the importance of …

As the proportion of immigrants in the US population continues to rise, it is becoming
increasingly important to understand immigrants' residential location choices and travel …

Recent immigrants to the United States drive autos less than the US-born, with rapid
increases in their ownership and use of autos over time, and a persistently lower level of …

In nearly all settings in the United States, having access to and using a car provides
substantial benefits to users, despite the significant costs that owning, operating, and …

Income, or the lack of it, influences household transportation decisions and the ways in
which individuals travel. Low-income households are less likely to own cars and more likely …

Since immigrants will account for most urban growth in the United States for the foreseeable
future, better understanding their travel patterns is a critical task for transportation and land …

Modeling household automobile ownership choices is a key component of travel behavior
research and of travel-demand analysis and forecasting. Typically, automobile ownership …

As environmental concerns mount alongside increasing auto dependence, research has
been devoted to understanding the number of automobiles households own. The 2000 US …

The automobile plays a central role in the mobility of most households since in almost all
metropolitan areas and neighborhoods within them automobiles offer greater access to …

Immigration has altered the demographic composition of California where the foreign-born
population now comprises more than one-quarter of the population. Despite this staggering …