Trip chaining as a barrier to the propensity to use public transport
DA Hensher, AJ Reyes - Transportation, 2000 - Springer
Trip chaining is a growing phenomenon in travel and activity behaviour. Individuals
increasingly seek out opportunities to minimise the amount of travel required as part of …
increasingly seek out opportunities to minimise the amount of travel required as part of …
Activity-based modelling: Research directions and possibilities
KW Axhausen - Arbeitsberichte Verkehrs-und …, 2000 - research-collection.ethz.ch
This note discusses the expected contributions of the activity-based research approach to
the general development of transport planning. Against a brief review of the development of …
the general development of transport planning. Against a brief review of the development of …
The advantage of activity-based modelling for air-quality purposes: theory vs practice and future needs
Y Shiftan - Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science …, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
Activity-based modelling treats travel demand as derived from the demand for activities. This
approach has important advantages for emissions and air-quality analyses. An ideal activity …
approach has important advantages for emissions and air-quality analyses. An ideal activity …