The overwhelming majority of models in travel behavior research assume implicitly or
explicitly that individuals choose between alternatives under conditions of certainty. The …

This paper argues for greater attention to the definition, measurement and causal modeling
of travel behaviors in cities of “advanced” economies. Greater discrimination and flexibility in …

Despite the considerable work done on travel behaviour in general and on driving
behaviour in particular, it is argued that most of the behavioural models still lack a cognitive …

The substantial theoretical basis of travel-choice modeling is criticized for being an
inaccurate description of how people make choices. Drawing on research in the behavioral …

Organizing the way people travel in a more sustainable way is a key challenge. This
changes the definition of transportation problems, the influencing factors as well as the types …

Travel decision-making research has enjoyed considerable progress over the decades.
Many different models and approaches have been used to advance our knowledge of travel …

Stated choice analysis has been extensively applied to understand choice behavior with
travel time variability. However, under a risk-neutral and belief-neutral assumption, the …

In transport sciences different implementations of utility theory are commonly used for the
description and prediction of human choice behaviour. Almost 30 years ago Kahneman and …

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 …

Preparatory to an empirical analysis, this study conceptually discusses the influences of
objective and subjective variables on the consideration of 16 travel-related strategies …