The paper presents an investigation on the mode choice behaviour of post-secondary
students commuting to school in the city of Toronto. It uses a large-scale dataset collected …

This study investigates differences between the mode choice patterns of students of the
American University of Beirut (AUB) and the general population of the Greater Beirut Area …

Student numbers at Australian universities are growing, especially in capital cities. As
education and employment destinations, universities are important generators of travel …

This study explores school travel mode choice behavior of 7–18 year-old students in Beijing,
China, based on the data collected in Fifth Travel Survey of Beijing Inhabitants. The …

In recent years, interest in the travel behavior of students in institutions of higher education
has grown. It has been noted that students tend to use a variety of transportation modes …

Examination of mode choice behavior is an important step in accurately predicting future
travel demand. Despite having somewhat unique travel needs and challenges, there is a …

School trips have distinct characteristics compared with trips for other purposes (eg, work
and recreation). School trips have been extensively studied in North American and western …

In developed countries such as Canada and United States, a significant number of
individuals depend on automobile as their main mode of transport. There has been a …

This study examined commute mode choice in a small college town by employing an
integrated choice and latent variable (ICLV) model to adequately address the role of …

Understanding student's travel patterns and attitude toward public transport service is very
important to policy makers as well as public transport operators. This study aims to examine …