The development of activity-based models as a tool to analyse travel behaviour and forecast
transport demand has been motivated by the growing complexity in activity patterns resulting …

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 …

This paper investigates the relationship between mode choice and the complexity of trip
chaining patterns. An understanding of the causality between these two choice behaviors …

Disasters and extreme events, both natural and man-made, can have dramatic implications
in terms of loss of human lives, well-being and economic costs. Understanding the demand …

Choices of travel mode and trip chain as well as their interplays have long drawn the
interests of researchers. However, few studies have examined the differences in the travel …

Joint household travel, with or without joint participation in an activity, constitutes a
fundamental aspect in modelling activity-based travel behaviour. This paper examines joint …

This paper explores trip chaining behaviour of Melbourne residents using evidence from a
household travel survey. The research literature has suggested that trip-making behaviour …

A tour-based microsimulation approach to modeling destination choice and mode choice of
San Francisco residents is presented. These models were developed as part of an overall …

This paper proposes and analyzes a distance-constrained traffic assignment problem with
trip chains embedded in equilibrium network flows. The purpose of studying this problem is …

Transportation planners are increasingly looking to reduce drive-alone travel. However, the
existence of complex tours could be a major barrier to the shift from drive-alone to public …