2. Objectives The workshop discussions and presentations focused on exploring two main topics. The first part of the workshop centered on identifying theories and methodological …
Online social media platforms provide a bi-directional communication channel between transit agencies and their customers. It can also be an effective venue for profiling users and …
M Maness, C Cirillo - Transportation Research Part B: Methodological, 2016 - Elsevier
The current state-of-the-art in social influence models of travel behavior is conformity models with direct benefit social influence effects; indirect effects have seen limited development …
P Rollin, S Bamberg - Frontiers in psychology, 2021 - frontiersin.org
Following the implementation of temporary pop-up bike lanes in Berlin, traffic counts by the city administration show an increased number of cyclists. This present paper aims to …
Urban communities' travel behavior is one of the key factors in implementing behavioral interventions to promote sustainable mobility. This study investigates whether receiving a …
The article focuses on the transport preferences of the inhabitants of a medium-sized city in the context of changing urban mobility and sustainable development. It fills the gap in the …
NT Nguyen, T Miwa, T Morikawa - Transportation Research Part D …, 2020 - Elsevier
Demand forecast of new public transportation (PT) is essential for appropriate policymaking. In the forecasting process, the effects of social interactions on individual choices are …
Conventional methods to understand urban transportation mode choice primarily revolve around assessing the relation costs/benefits among the different mobility alternatives …
Travel demand is derived from activities that people have to or want to engage in. Work trips have been a primary concern for transportation researchers and an early focus of …