This paper investigates commuters' travel demand preferences in New Zealand's largest
city, Auckland, by choosing between public transport and private cars, using data from the …

This work studies the effect of green satisfaction (GS), green word of mouth (GWOM), and
green trust (GT) on green loyalty (GL) and the mediation effect of GWOM on green …

Culture as an abstraction of a dynamic human experience, tends to develop in line with
development of the supporting communities. Babad Banyumas as a literary work of …

Most research on individual car ownership decision have always asked an individual about
their attitudes and norms. Mostly those questions are focused on perceived expectation of …

Abstract 1 Understanding car purchase motivations among young people is an important
problem as car ownership 2 is increasing in many developing countries and finding ways to …

Large volumes of digital human trajectories at high spatiotemporal resolution have become
increasingly available to researchers and public entities. Derived from anonymized cellular …

The risk of adversaries instigating mass human migration, refugee flows and crowd
formations in the battlespace1 requires mitigation because unexpected population …

Each individual is part of social networks and individual behavior will be influenced by peer
groups. The relationship between social networks and travel has been the subject of an …

Economic prosperity, cultural preferences and societal norms prioritise car ownership as a
symbol of status or convenience in rich countries of the world. Brunei, a small oil rich …

This book assembles a wide array of conceptual and empirical contributions to the study of
mobility biographies, bringing together leading scholars in the field from all over the world …