Research in Transportation Economics

2001 - 2025

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Volume 60, issue C, 2016

Assessment of the potential for modal shift to non-motorised transport in a developing context: Case of Lima, Peru pp. 3-13

Adriana Ortegon-Sanchez and Daniel Oviedo Hernandez

Riding tandem: Does cycling infrastructure investment mirror gentrification and privilege in Portland, OR and Chicago, IL? pp. 14-24

Elizabeth Flanagan, Ugo Lachapelle and Ahmed El-Geneidy

Transportation costs and urban sprawl in Canadian metropolitan areas pp. 25-34

Mischa Young, Georges A. Tanguay and Ugo Lachapelle

Transit commuting, the network accessibility effect, and the built environment in station areas across the United States pp. 35-43

John L. Renne, Shima Hamidi and Reid Ewing

Obstacles to the creation of successful bus rapid transit systems: The case of Bangkok pp. 44-53

Irene Wu and Dorina Pojani

Measuring the impacts of Bus Rapid Transit on residential property values: The Beijing case pp. 54-61

Taotao Deng, Mulan Ma and John D. Nelson

Volume 59, issue C, 2016

Workshop 1 report: Innovations in Service Delivery and Performance Management pp. 7-10

Graham Currie and Rico Merkert

A historical overview of enhanced bus services in Australian cities: What has been tried, what has worked? pp. 11-25

Geoffrey T. Clifton and Corinne Mulley

Estimation of travel time variability for cars, buses, metro and door-to-door public transport trips in Santiago, Chile pp. 26-39

Elsa Durán-Hormazábal and Alejandro Tirachini

Improving bus service reliability: The Singapore experience pp. 40-49

Waiyan Leong, Karen Goh, Stephane Hess and Paul Murphy

Enjoying loyalty: The relationship between service quality, customer satisfaction, and behavioral intentions in public transit pp. 50-59

Dea van Lierop and Ahmed El-Geneidy

Workshop 2 report: Effective institutional design, regulatory frameworks and contract strategies pp. 60-64

Wijnand Veeneman and Andrew Smith

Strategic partnerships in local public transport pp. 65-74

Andrei Dementiev

Disruption costs in bus contract transitions pp. 75-85

David Hensher, Chinh Ho and Corinne Mulley

Yardstick regulation and the operators' productivity of railway industry in Japan pp. 86-93

Jun Mizutani and Munekatsu Usami

A review of general practice in contracting public transport services and transfer to BRT systems pp. 94-106

Marisa J.G. Pedro and Rosário Macário

Deja Vu all over again? Rail franchising in Britain pp. 107-115

John Preston

Public transport governance in the Netherlands: More recent developments pp. 116-122

Wijnand Veeneman

Cost efficiency in Swedish public transport pp. 123-132

Andreas Vigren

The impact of alternative governance forms of regional public rail transport on transaction costs. Case evidence from Germany and Switzerland pp. 133-142

Philipp Wegelin and Widar von Arx

Workshop 3 report: Sustainable funding sources and related cost benefit measurements pp. 143-150

John Stanley and David Levinson

Decreasing fare evasion without fines? A microeconomic analysis pp. 151-158

Pablo Guarda, Patricia Galilea, Susan Handy, Juan Carlos Muñoz and Juan de Dios Ortúzar

Marginal cost-pricing in the Swedish transport sector – An efficient and sustainable way of funding local and regional public transport in the future? pp. 159-166

Anders Ljungberg

Are we planning investments to fail? Consequences of traffic forecast effects on PPP contracts: Portuguese and Brazilian cases pp. 167-174

Matheus Oliveira, Joana Ribeiro and Rosário Macário

Workshop 4 report: Developing inter-modal transport systems pp. 175-178

Stephen Ison and Lake Sagaris

Enabling intermodal urban transport through complementary services: From Flexible Mobility Services to the Shared Use Mobility Agency pp. 179-184

Giorgio Ambrosino, John D. Nelson, Marco Boero and Irene Pettinelli

Improving the environmental performance of airport surface access in the UK: The role of public transport pp. 185-195

Lucy Budd, Stephen Ison and Thomas Budd

Mega events and the transformation of Rio de Janeiro into a mass-transit city pp. 196-203

Luis Antonio Lindau, Guillermo Petzhold, Virginia Bergamaschi Tavares and Daniela Facchini

Towards multi-modal integrated mobility systems: Views from Panama City and Barranquilla pp. 204-217

Adriana Ortegon-Sanchez and Nick Tyler

Evaluating how cycle-bus integration could contribute to “sustainable” transport pp. 218-227

Lake Sagaris and Anvita Arora

Understanding cyclist traffic behaviour: Contrasting cycle path designs in Santiago de Chile pp. 228-235

Natan Waintrub, Carolina Peña, Markus Niehaus, Rodrigo Vega and Patricia Galilea

Workshop 5 report: Harnessing big data pp. 236-241

Gabriel E. Sánchez-Martínez and Marcela Munizaga

Using smart card and GPS data for policy and planning: The case of Transantiago pp. 242-249

Antonio Gschwender, Marcela Munizaga and Carolina Simonetti

Real-time prediction of bus travel speeds using traffic shockwaves and machine learning algorithms pp. 250-257

Nikolas Julio, Ricardo Giesen and Pedro Lizana

Comparison of passengers' behavior and aggregate demand levels on a subway system using origin-destination surveys and smartcard data pp. 258-267

Cristobal Pineda, Daniel Schwarz and Esteban Godoy

Optimal allocation of vehicles to bus routes using automatically collected data and simulation modelling pp. 268-276

Gabriel E. Sánchez-Martínez, Haris N. Koutsopoulos and Nigel H.M. Wilson

Workshop 6 report: Reassessing public operations pp. 277-280

Laurel Paget-Seekins and Jackie Walters

To contract or to operate publicly? Observations from the bus service reform transition process in Malta pp. 281-291

Thérèse Bajada and Helena Titheridge

Dominating factors contributing to the high(er) costs for public bus transports in Sweden pp. 292-296

Carolina Camén and Helene Lidestam

Exploring performance outcomes and regulatory contexts of Light Rail in Australia and the US pp. 297-303

Graham Currie and Chris De Gruyter

BRT in Brazil: Designing services in function of given infrastructure projects or designing infrastructure in function of established service quality patterns? pp. 304-312

Joaquim José Guilherme de Aragão, Yaeko Yamashita and Romulo Dante Orrico Filho

A case for negotiated performance-based contracting rather than competitive tendering in government public transport (bus) service procurement pp. 313-322

Peter Kavanagh

Intercity bus deregulation in Germany – Intramodal and intermodal effects after two years pp. 323-329

Andreas Knorr and Andreas Lueg-Arndt

Demand and service impacts of competition for the market – Australian urban bus case studies pp. 330-342

Ian P. Wallis

Workshop 7 report: Market initiative: Regulatory design, implementation and performance pp. 343-348

John Preston and Didier van de Velde

Transaction and transition costs during the deregulation of the Swedish Railway market pp. 349-357

Matts Andersson and Staffan Hultén

Towards a liberalised European rail transport: Analysing and modelling the impact of competition on productive efficiency pp. 358-367

Emmauel Bougna Tchofo and Yves Crozet

A theoretical analysis of business models for urban public transport systems, with comparative reference to a Community Franchise involving Individual Line Ownership pp. 368-378

David Emerson, Corinne Mulley and Michiel Bliemer

Big buses in a small country: The prospects for bus services in Wales pp. 379-387

John Preston

Effects of diversification strategies on investment in railway business: The case of private railway companies in Japan pp. 388-396

Yeon-Jung Song and Kenichi Shoji

Workshop 8 report: The wider economic, social and environmental impacts of public transport investment pp. 397-400

Corinne Mulley and Glen Weisbrod

Predictors of firm community interaction pp. 401-411

Christopher Lowe

Accessibility and equity: An approach for wider transport project assessment in Chile pp. 412-422

Markus Niehaus, Patricia Galilea and Ricardo Hurtubia

CoAXs: A Collaborative Accessibility-based Stakeholder Engagement System for communicating transport impacts pp. 423-433

Anson F. Stewart and P. Christopher Zegras

Social capital and local public transportation in Japan pp. 434-440

Kiyohito Utsunomiya

Assessing the potential of bus rapid transit-led network restructuring for enhancing affordable access to employment – The case of Johannesburg's Corridors of Freedom pp. 441-449

Christoffel Venter

Recognising the complementary contributions of cost benefit analysis and economic impact analysis to an understanding of the worth of public transport investment: A case study of bus rapid transit in Sydney, Australia pp. 450-461

Glen Weisbrod, Corinne Mulley and David Hensher