Trip chaining is a phenomenon that we know exists but rarely investigate. This could be
attributed to either the difficulty in defining trip chains, extracting such information from travel …

The research presented here develops a joint model of work travel mode choice and
number of stops during the work commute. This model provides an improved basis for …

This paper develops a comprehensive representation to describe the activity–travel pattern
of workers and proposes an analysis framework to model the activity–travel attributes …

This paper analyzes trip chaining, focusing on how households organize non-work travel. A
trip chaining typology is developed using household survey data from Portland, Oregon …

In order to examine time allocation patterns within household-level trip-chaining,
simultaneous doubly-censored Tobit models are applied to model time-use behavior within …

A nested logit (NL) model is proposed to analyze household travel behavior in developing
countries. There has been an increase in vehicle ownership and chronic congestion in …

Over the last decades, technological advances have allowed the capturing of travel
behaviour at large-scale. Despite the unprecedented volume and the variety of personal …

The relative effect that each of a wide variety of factors has on the extent to which a traveler
will chain trips was investigated. The objectives were to empirically determine which factors …

A model system of trip generation and trip chaining was developed by integrating concepts
from activity-based analysis. The structure of the model system is recursive, depicting a …

Research on happiness determinants began in the 1970s in such fields as psychology and
economics. While they tended to focus on individual variables, they have recently expanded …