Many objective and subjective factors affect individual tendencies. Such subjective factors
include personality traits, attitudes, identities, perceptions, and feelings. The choice of …

In this research, we used a multinomial logit (MNL) discrete choice analysis technique to
deepen the understanding of the mode choice behavior of various airport user groups …

In a travel mode choice context, we use survey data to construct and test the significance of
five individual specific latent variables-environmental preferences, safety, comfort …

We hypothesise that differences in people's attitudes and personality traits lead them to
attribute varying importance to environmental considerations, safety, comfort, convenience …

Improving explanatory power is significantly important to understand variables that affect
attitudes and perceptions in the decision process. This paper estimates not only tangible …

The objective of this paper is to investigate potential associations between personality and
individual travel behavior characteristics. The explorations were based on responses to a …

Attitudes and perceptions play a significant role in the individual's selection of a travel mode.
In the developing cities of India, socioeconomic characteristics vary significantly among the …

Ground access mode choice models to airports has been studied by researchers in the past
3 decades for the analysis and prediction of air travelers choice of travel mode to airports …

An analysis was carried out using the 1991 wave of the Puget Sound Transportation Panel
data set to determine the role played by attitudinal and preference variables in explaining …

The literature has suggested that explicit consideration of psychological factors might help in
understanding the transport decision-making process by individuals. Nevertheless, few …