Very few studies have addressed the gap in literature by examining the travel and activity
patterns of travelers in developing countries to inform future land use and socio-economic …

Although a handful of studies have begun to integrate activity space within travel behavior
analysis in the European and United States (US) contexts, few studies have measured the …

Studies of urban travel behaviour typically focus on weekday activities and commuting. This
is surprising given the rising contribution of discretionary activities to daily travel that has …

Using 6-week travel diary data from Karlsruhe and Halle, Germany, this study examines the
characteristics of individuals' action space. The extension of action space is represented by …

Travel behaviour exists in both culture and the surrounding environment. It is crucial to
understand it because it helps the policymakers to effectively develop the urban and …

Influence of socio-economic and land use factors on households travel behavior are
important to develop a travel demand forecasting model. This paper examines the relative …

Household travel is the major origin of traffic flow in the urban centres. Urban residents travel
for various purposes; planning and managing urban travel requires that city planners and …

China's transition from a planned economy to a market economy has resulted in many
changes in its urban structure and society and provided an opportunity for a quasi …

Non-workers–homemakers, unemployed individuals and the retired–generally have more
discretionary time than workers do, and hence, their travel behaviour and response to …

A substantial body of research is focused on understanding the relationships between socio-
demographics, land-use characteristics, and mode specific attributes on travel mode choice …