Large trucking vehicles have a comparatively more significant impact on safety, traffic
congestion, pollution, and pavement wear than passenger vehicles. Appropriate planning …

The development of a trip distribution model requires a massive data collection task, such as
expensive travel surveys to identify trip makers' origin and destination zones. Intra-zonal …

Passenger origin–destination data is an important input for public transport planning. In
recent years, new data sources have become increasingly common through the use of the …

Traditional trip distribution models usually ignore the fact that destination choices are made
individually in addition to aggregated factors, such as employment and average travel costs …

The movement of trucks represents a significant portion of travel. Surveys have traditionally
been used to measure truck movement, but this costly and limited data collection method …

Recently, the traditional taxi industry has been struggling to keep its market share, especially
with the emergence of new transport network companies (eg, Uber). One of the problems …

Citizens are increasingly sharing their location and movements through “check-ins” on
location based social networks (LBSNs). These services are collecting unprecedented …

Joint destination‐mode travel choice models are developed for intercity long‐distance travel
among sixteen cities in Yangtze River Delta Megaregion of China. The model is developed …

In this study, we add to the literature by investigating the role of welfare states in intra‐
European migration decisions between 25 countries (2003‐2008). Distinguishing between …

This paper presents the estimation and microsimulation results of tour-level shared travel
choice, activity participation and time allocation decisions. It estimates shared travel choices …