What explains transit ridership? The answer to this simple question is both obvious and
complex. Public transit systems carry large shares of person travel in older, larger …

This study seeks to determine the relative impacts of various factors in affecting ridership, to
quantify their short-run and long-run effects, and to test the symmetry in ridership in …

The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationships between travel behavior and
immigrant status. The National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) allows us to explore the …

While much of the scholarly literature on immigrants' travel focuses on transit use, the
newest arrivals to the United States make over twelve times as many trips by carpool as by …

Immigrants account for a majority of recent urban population growth in the United States,
and for much economic growth as well. This is expected to continue for the next several …

Despite the size and growth of the immigrant population in the US, only a handful of scholars
have studied the travel behavior of immigrants and its impact on our nation's roads …

This article investigates the determinants of Latino immigrants' travel mode choices (auto
alone, carpool, transit, and other modes) from six different immigrant gateways: Atlanta …

This paper focusses on travel socialisation by examining the effect of immigrant origin on
cycling in two distinct European cycling cultures: Denmark and the Netherlands. Based on …

Transport poverty is a growing concern in many developed countries. However, research on
the determinants of transport poverty is relatively scant. We contribute to the debate on the …

While there is a saturation of car mileage per head in developed countries, international air
travel has grown rapidly until 2020, making it crucial to better understand its drivers. An often …