Big Data has begun to create significant impacts in urban and transport planning. This paper
covers the explosion in data-driven research on cycling, most of which has occurred in the …

One fundamental aspect of promoting utilitarian bicycle use involves making modifications to
the built environment to improve the safety, efficiency and enjoyability of cycling. Revealed …

The Future Mobility Survey (FMS) is a smartphone-based prompted-recall travel survey that
aims to support data collection initiatives for transport-modeling purposes. This paper details …

Since the first Global Positioning System (GPS) studies in the mid-1990s, this method of
surveying individual travel behavior has gained attention in transport research. Compared …

This paper discusses, at a conceptual level, a number of issues related to the evaluation of
the transportation and spatial impacts of e-shopping. We review the comparative …

Several recent pilot studies combined Global Positioning System (GPS) technology with
travel survey data collection to evaluate opportunities for improving the quantity and …

The use of GPS devices in health research is increasingly popular. There are currently no
best-practice guidelines for collecting, processing, and analyzing GPS data. The …

Most recent route choice models, following either the random utility maximization or rule-
based paradigm, require explicit enumeration of feasible routes. The quality of model …

In the late 1990s, global positioning system (GPS) devices began to be used as a method for
measuring personal travel. Early devices were for in-vehicle use only and derived their …

As issues of traffic congestion, obesity, and environmental conservation receive increased
attention globally and in the US, focus turns to the role that walking and cycling can play in …