Research in Transportation Economics

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): M. Dresner

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Volume 38, issue 1, 2013

Utilization of passenger transport subsidy in Kolkata: A case study of Calcutta State Transport Corporation pp. 3-10

Sudakshina Gupta and Aparajita Mukherjee

Strategies of state and local government in management of urban transport problems – A case of Delhi pp. 11-21

Akshaya Kumar Sen, Geetam Tiwari and Vrajaindra Upadhyay

Economic impact of non-motorized transportation in Indian cities pp. 22-34

T.M. Rahul and Ashish Verma

Application of genetic algorithms for joint optimization of signal setting parameters and dynamic traffic assignment for the real network data pp. 35-44

H.R. Varia, P.J. Gundaliya and S.L. Dhingra

Activity based travel demand models as a tool for evaluating sustainable transportation policies pp. 45-66

Manoj Malayath and Ashish Verma

Sustainable urbanization using high speed rail (HSR) in Karnataka, India pp. 67-77

Ashish Verma, H.S. Sudhira, Sujaya Rathi, Robin King and Nibedita Dash

A study of factors influencing the severity of road crashes involving drunk drivers and non drunk drivers pp. 78-83

S. Velmurugan, S. Padma, E. Madhu, S. Anuradha and S. Gangopadhyay

An analysis of trends in passenger and freight transport energy consumption in India pp. 84-90

Piyush Tiwari and Manisha Gulati

A nested logit model of mode choice for inland movement of export shipments: A case study of containerised export cargo from India pp. 91-100

M. Ravibabu

Overseas trade vis-a-vis overseas shipping: Growth and performance in India (1999–2009) pp. 101-109

Aparna Banerjee and Sudakshina Gupta

Mumbai lunch box delivery system: A transferable benchmark in urban logistics? pp. 110-121

Deepak Baindur and Rosário M. Macário

Transport infrastructure provision and operations: Why should governments choose private–public partnership? pp. 122-127

D. Tsamboulas, A. Verma and P. Moraiti

A simulation approach for estimating value at risk in transportation infrastructure investment decisions pp. 128-138

Sabyasachee Mishra, Snehamay Khasnabis and Sunder Lall Dhingra

Effect of transportation infrastructure on economic growth in India: The VECM approach pp. 139-148

Rudra P. Pradhan and Tapan Bagchi

Volume 37, issue 1, 2013

Part 1. National road safety performance: Data, the emergence of two single-outcome modeling streams and public health pp. 6-19

Marc Gaudry and Matthieu de Lapparent

Part 2. Beyond single-outcome models: Decompositions of aggregate and disaggregate road safety risk pp. 20-37

Marc Gaudry and Matthieu de Lapparent

Part 3. Multivariate road safety models: Future research orientations and current use to forecast performance pp. 38-56

Marc Gaudry and Matthieu de Lapparent

The interurban DRAG-Spain model: The main factors of influence on road accidents in Spain pp. 57-65

Francisco Aparicio Izquierdo, Blanca Arenas Ramírez and Eva Bernardos Rodríguez

DRAG-ALZ-1, a first model of monthly total road demand, accident frequency, severity and victims by category, and of mean speed on highways, Algeria 1970–2007 pp. 66-78

Marc Gaudry and Slimane Himouri

A disaggregated tool for evaluation of road safety policies pp. 79-98

Denis Bolduc, Sylvie Bonin and Martin Lee-Gosselin

Volume 36, issue 1, 2012

A Bayesian model to assess rail track geometry degradation through its life-cycle pp. 1-8

António Ramos Andrade and Paulo Fonseca Teixeira

A strategic model of public–private partnerships in transportation: Effect of taxes and cost structure on investment viability pp. 9-18

Zhang, Zitao (Arthur) and Pablo L. Durango-Cohen

Applications of transport economics and imperfect competition pp. 19-29

David Meunier and Emile Quinet

Long-term development of express coach services in Britain pp. 30-38

Peter White and Derek Robbins

On the evaluation of a public transportation network quality: Criteria validation methodology pp. 39-44

M. Carmo M. Guedes, Natália Oliveira, Sérgio Santiago and Georgi Smirnov

The use of PPP's and the profitability rate paradox pp. 45-49

Alain Bonnafous

Use of the analytic hierarchy process to evaluate transit fare system pp. 50-62

Carlos David Nassi and Fabiene Cristina de Carvalho da Costa

Directness as a key performance indicator for freight transport chains pp. 63-72

Johan Woxenius

Evaluation of progress in contractual terms: Two case studies of recent DBFO PPP projects in North America pp. 73-84

Hiroyuki Iseki and Rebecca Houtman

The efficiency of congestion charging: Some lessons from cost–benefit analyses pp. 85-92

Charles Raux, Stéphanie Souche-Le Corvec and Damien Pons

A quantitative transportation project investment evaluation approach with both equity and efficiency aspects pp. 93-100

Jing Shi and Nian Zhou

Tradable emission permit system for urban motorists: The neo-classical standard model revisited pp. 101-109

Julie Bulteau

A comparison of rail liberalisation levels across four European countries pp. 110-120

Paolo Beria, Emile Quinet, Ginés de Rus and Carola Schulz

Examining the linkages between electronic roadway tolling technologies and road pricing policy objectives pp. 121-132

Hiroyuki Iseki and Alexander Demisch

Volume 35, issue 1, 2012

The implications of the re-establishment of direct links across the Taiwan Strait on the aviation industries in Greater China pp. 3-12

Yui Yip Lau, Zheng Lei, Xiaowen Fu and Adolf K.Y. Ng

Will China’s airline industry survive the entry of high-speed rail? pp. 13-25

Xiaowen Fu, Anming Zhang and Zheng Lei

The funding of hierarchical railway development in China pp. 26-33

James J. Wang, Chaohe Rong, Jiang Xu and Sui Wai Oscar Or

Port competitiveness from the users' perspective: An analysis of major container ports in China and its neighboring countries pp. 34-40

Chi-lok Andrew Yuen, Anming Zhang and Waiman Cheung

Challenges for container river services on the Yangtze River: A case study for Chongqing pp. 41-49

Theo Notteboom

The melting Arctic and its impact on China’s maritime transport pp. 50-57

Nong Hong

A study of liabilities of multimodal transport operators in China pp. 58-65

Ling Zhu, M. Deniz Guner-Ozbek and Hong Yan

Volume 33, issue 1, 2011

Hinterland strategies of port authorities: A case study of the port of Barcelona pp. 6-14

Roy Van den Berg and Peter de Langen

Information flows supporting hinterland transportation by rail: Applications in Sweden pp. 15-24

Badi Almotairi, Jonas Flodén, Gunnar Stefansson and Johan Woxenius

Dynamics of Russian dry ports pp. 25-34

Eugene Korovyakovsky and Yulia Panova

Financial and environmental impacts of hypothetical Finnish dry port structure pp. 35-41

Ville Henttu and Olli-Pekka Hilmola

Placing dryports. Port regionalization as a planning challenge – The case of Hamburg, Germany, and the Süderelbe pp. 42-50

Heike Flämig and Markus Hesse

The Indian dry ports sector, pricing policies and opportunities for public-private partnerships pp. 51-58

Hercules Haralambides and Girish Gujar

The role of inland terminal development in the hinterland access strategies of Spanish ports pp. 59-66

Jason Monios

Volume 32, issue 1, 2011

U.S. import/export container flow modeling and disruption analysis pp. 3-14

Dean A. Jones, Julie L. Farkas, Orr Bernstein, Chad E. Davis, Adam Turk, Mark A. Turnquist, Linda K. Nozick, Brian Levine, Carmen G. Rawls, Scott D. Ostrowski and William Sawaya

Verifying liner Shipping Alliance’s stability by applying core theory pp. 15-24

Dong Yang, Miaojia Liu and Xiaoning Shi

Strategic alliances in container liner shipping pp. 25-38

Photis M. Panayides and Robert Wiedmer

Studying port selection on liner routes: An approach from logistics perspective pp. 39-53

Nguyen Khoi Tran

Spatial pattern of the global shipping network and its hub-and-spoke system pp. 54-63

Chengjin Wang and Jiaoe Wang

Examining the influence of firm performance on business risk-taking and the mediation effect of scale of operations in the container terminal industry pp. 64-70

Y.H. Venus Lun, Michael Browne, Kee-hung Lai, Christina W.Y. Wong and T.C.E. Cheng

Minimum Efficient Scale (MES) and preferred scale of container terminals pp. 71-80

Evangelia N. Kaselimi, Theo Notteboom, Athanasios Pallis and Sheila Farrell

Application of El Farol model for managing marine terminal gate congestion pp. 81-89

Omor Sharif, Nathan Huynh and Jose M. Vidal

Impact of container chassis management practices in the United States on terminal operational efficiency: An operations and mitigation policy analysis pp. 90-99

Hanh D. Le-Griffin, Lam Mai and Mark Griffin