This article seeks to identify the differences in public transport travel times between
individuals with and without disabilities in Santiago, Chile. To accomplish this, a survey was …

Background Changes in modal choice is argued to be one way to reduce the emission of
greenhouse gases. Increasing modal choices in favour of more environmentally friendly …

Enjoyment of alternatives to driving can make up for what are often longer travel times in the
mode choice calculus. In particular, studies show that liking of bicycling is a significant …

This paper presents an investigation into the preference structure of commuting mode
choice in dense urban areas. The paper aims to investigate the phenomenon of latent modal …

Active modes (ie walking and cycling) have received significant attention by governments
worldwide, due to the benefits related to the use of these modes. Consequently …

Compared to many other developed nations, the United States is largely reliant on
automobiles for satisfying the daily transportation needs of its citizens. This large demand of …

Understanding and predicting mode choice behavior in urban areas is an ongoing
challenge, with several factors identified in past studies, eg built-environment, household …

Abstract Today&# x2019; s urban life requires different types of transportation, such as
private cars, public transit, and non-motorized transportation, each selected by people …

In this paper, a crowdsourcing-based perception framework is developed to estimate any
changes in mode-shift behavior of college students. An empirical experiment was conducted …

Denmark is one of the world-leading countries in terms of bicycle infrastructure and has a
relatively good public transport system. Yet, a large share of commuters in the Greater …