This paper reviews the empirical data that has been put forward as evidence for the feasibility of direct forecasts of the average amounts of time and money allocated to travel, and the alternative model Craneworks wMch have been designed to exploit such forecasts. It is concluded that the evidence for the stability of aggregate travel behaviour from analyses of cross-sectional data has not yet been reconciled with the variations shown over time
At the request of the New Zealand Ministry of Transport, a meeting of UK researchers and commentator...
This paper identifies, relates and compares two popular modelling approaches to estimate the value o...
This paper summarises the link between the value of travel time savings (VTTS) and income levels fou...
This paper describes a sequence of exploratory models fitted to individuals' travel times and overal...
There has been discussion now for four decades on the issue of whether or not people around the worl...
The purpose of this research was to review the large number of empirical studies which have been con...
This paper uses econometric analysis of aggregate time-series data to explore how different factors ...
In this paper the results from the validation of an integrated land use and transport model are desc...
Mode choice models for long distance business travellers have been calibrated, using data on actual ...
Many European regions do not have traffic models that have been calibrated on data for that specifi...
This study attempts to form a relationship between the observed volume (or demand) of each mode and ...
This research aims to explore the cause of stability in travel-time expenditures for an individual, ...
This paper summarizes and analyses findings from more than two dozen aggregate and disaggregate stud...
INTRODUCTION Empirical analysis of the behavioural impact of a wide range of travel variables ha...
The aim of this paper is to analyse factors that affect expenditure patterns of British travellers. ...
At the request of the New Zealand Ministry of Transport, a meeting of UK researchers and commentator...
This paper identifies, relates and compares two popular modelling approaches to estimate the value o...
This paper summarises the link between the value of travel time savings (VTTS) and income levels fou...
This paper describes a sequence of exploratory models fitted to individuals' travel times and overal...
There has been discussion now for four decades on the issue of whether or not people around the worl...
The purpose of this research was to review the large number of empirical studies which have been con...
This paper uses econometric analysis of aggregate time-series data to explore how different factors ...
In this paper the results from the validation of an integrated land use and transport model are desc...
Mode choice models for long distance business travellers have been calibrated, using data on actual ...
Many European regions do not have traffic models that have been calibrated on data for that specifi...
This study attempts to form a relationship between the observed volume (or demand) of each mode and ...
This research aims to explore the cause of stability in travel-time expenditures for an individual, ...
This paper summarizes and analyses findings from more than two dozen aggregate and disaggregate stud...
INTRODUCTION Empirical analysis of the behavioural impact of a wide range of travel variables ha...
The aim of this paper is to analyse factors that affect expenditure patterns of British travellers. ...
At the request of the New Zealand Ministry of Transport, a meeting of UK researchers and commentator...
This paper identifies, relates and compares two popular modelling approaches to estimate the value o...
This paper summarises the link between the value of travel time savings (VTTS) and income levels fou...