The study of how people jointly use different travel means is one of the key issues in
contemporary transport research. However, measuring multimodality behaviours presents …

Multimodality is regarded as essential to promoting sustainable mobility because of the
widely found environmental benefits, although it is unclear whether individuals experience …

Using data collected from French employees of a transportation institute and residents of the
US San Francisco Bay Area, we operationalize a segmentation of mobility patterns based on …

Despite the desired transition toward sustainable and multimodal mobility, few tools have
been developed either to quantify mode use diversity or to assess the effects of …

Using data collected from 164 French employees of a transportation institute and 1904
residents of the US San Francisco Bay Area, we operationalize a segmentation of mobility …

One of the challenges facing intermodal integration is that the planning framework needed
for it lacks appropriate measures of level of service that cut across the modes involved and …

Access and egress are the weakest links in a public transport chain and determine the
availability and convenience of public transport. Initiatives aimed at improving access and …

The main focus of travel behaviour research has been explaining differences in behaviour
between individuals (interpersonal variability) with less emphasis given to the variability of …

The understanding of the heterogeneity of preferences is taking an increasing role in the
analysis of transport behaviour. Such understanding has been developed more extensively …

The modeling of individuals' choice behavior in integrated multimodal transport networks
requires the estimation of preference parameters related to the trade-off between uni-modal …