Transportation Research Part B: Methodological
1979 - 2025
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Volume 127, issue C, 2019
- Profit-oriented fixed-charge network design with elastic demand pp. 1-19

- Carlos Armando Zetina, Ivan Contreras and Jean-François Cordeau
- Combined line planning and train timetabling for strongly heterogeneous railway lines with direct connections pp. 20-46

- Fei Yan and Rob M.P. Goverde
- The efficiency of bus rapid transit (BRT) systems: A dynamic congestion approach pp. 47-71

- Leonardo J. Basso, Fernando Feres and Hugo E. Silva
- Fast or forced to follow: A speed heterogeneous approach to congested multi-lane bicycle traffic simulation pp. 72-98

- Mads Paulsen, Thomas Kjær Rasmussen and Otto Anker Nielsen
- A matheuristic for integrated timetabling and vehicle scheduling pp. 99-124

- Samuela Carosi, Antonio Frangioni, Laura Galli, Leopoldo Girardi and Giuliano Vallese
- A theory of auto ownership rationing pp. 125-146

- Zhi-Chun Li, Qiao-Yu Wu and Hai Yang
- Optimal sectional fare and frequency settings for transit networks with elastic demand pp. 147-177

- S. Sun and W.Y. Szeto
- Carpooling with heterogeneous users in the bottleneck model pp. 178-200

- Xiaojuan Yu, Vincent van den Berg and Erik Verhoef
- A dynamic pricing scheme with negative prices in dockless bike sharing systems pp. 201-224

- J. Zhang, M. Meng and Wang, David, Z.W.
- Regulating dynamic congestion externalities with tradable credit schemes: Does a unique equilibrium exist? pp. 225-236

- Yue Bao, Erik Verhoef and Paul Koster
- Microscopic optimization model and algorithm for integrating train timetabling and track maintenance task scheduling pp. 237-278

- Yongxiang Zhang, Andrea D'Ariano, Bisheng He and Qiyuan Peng
Volume 126, issue C, 2019
- When is it beneficial to provide freelance suppliers with choice? A hierarchical approach for peer-to-peer logistics platforms pp. 1-23

- Seyed Shahab Mofidi and Jennifer A. Pazour
- Rolling stock scheduling with maintenance requirements at the Chinese High-Speed Railway pp. 24-44

- Qingwei Zhong, Richard M. Lusby, Jesper Larsen, Yongxiang Zhang and Qiyuan Peng
- A deteriorating inventory routing problem for an inland liquefied natural gas distribution network pp. 45-67

- Yousef Ghiami, Emrah Demir, Tom Van Woensel, Marielle Christiansen and Gilbert Laporte
- Multiline Bus Bunching Control via Vehicle Substitution pp. 68-86

- Antoine Petit, Chao Lei and Yanfeng Ouyang
- Properties of equilibria in transport problems with complex interactions between users pp. 87-114

- Takamasa Iryo and David Watling
- Bus transit network design with uncertainties on the basis of a metro network: A two-step model framework pp. 115-138

- Jinpeng Liang, Jianjun Wu, Ziyou Gao, Huijun Sun, Xin Yang and Hong K. Lo
- Multiclass traffic assignment model for mixed traffic flow of human-driven vehicles and connected and autonomous vehicles pp. 139-168

- Jian Wang, Srinivas Peeta and Xiaozheng He
- On the estimation of connected vehicle penetration rate based on single-source connected vehicle data pp. 169-191

- Wai Wong, Shengyin Shen, Yan Zhao and Henry X. Liu
- A combined simulation-optimization approach for minimizing travel time and delays in railway timetables pp. 192-212

- Johan Högdahl, Markus Bohlin and Oskar Fröidh
- A general model of demand-responsive transportation services: From taxi to ridesharing to dial-a-ride pp. 213-224

- Carlos F. Daganzo and Yanfeng Ouyang
- The electric vehicle routing problem with energy consumption uncertainty pp. 225-255

- Samuel Pelletier, Ola Jabali and Gilbert Laporte
- Modelling car-following behaviour of connected vehicles with a focus on driver compliance pp. 256-279

- Anshuman Sharma, Zuduo Zheng, Ashish Bhaskar and Md. Mazharul Haque
- Multiple model stochastic filtering for traffic density estimation on urban arterials pp. 280-306

- Manoj Panda, Dong Ngoduy and Hai L. Vu
- The mathematical foundations of dynamic user equilibrium pp. 309-328

- Terry L. Friesz and Ke Han
- A linear framework for dynamic user equilibrium traffic assignment in a single origin-destination capacitated network pp. 329-352

- Nam H. Hoang, Hai L. Vu, Manoj Panda and Hong K. Lo
- Instability of departure time choice problem: A case with replicator dynamics pp. 353-364

- Takamasa Iryo
- Incorporating activity duration and scheduling utility into equilibrium-based Dynamic Traffic Assignment pp. 365-390

- Guido Cantelmo and Francesco Viti
- Network throughput under dynamic user equilibrium: Queue spillback, paradox and traffic control pp. 391-413

- Kentaro Wada, Koki Satsukawa, Mike Smith and Takashi Akamatsu
- Simulation of rerouting phenomena in Dynamic Traffic Assignment with the Information Comply Model pp. 414-441

- Rafał Kucharski and Guido Gentile
- Continuous-time general link transmission model with simplified fanning, Part I: Theory and link model formulation pp. 442-470

- Michiel Bliemer and Mark P.H. Raadsen
- Continuous-time general link transmission model with simplified fanning, Part II: Event-based algorithm for networks pp. 471-501

- Mark P.H. Raadsen and Michiel Bliemer
- A macroscopic dynamic network loading model for multiple-reservoir system pp. 502-527

- Qian Ge and Daisuke Fukuda
- A strategy-based recursive path choice model for public transit smart card data pp. 528-548

- Neema Nassir, Mark Hickman and Zhen-Liang Ma
- An online shortest path algorithm for reliable routing in schedule-based transit networks considering transfer failure probability pp. 549-564

- Alireza Khani
Volume 125, issue C, 2019
- An integrated train service plan optimization model with variable demand: A team-based scheduling approach with dual cost information in a layered network pp. 1-28

- Lingyun Meng and Xuesong Zhou
- A predictive headway-based bus-holding strategy with dynamic control point selection: A cooperative game theory approach pp. 29-51

- Zhuang Dai, Xiaoyue Cathy Liu, Zhuo Chen, Renyong Guo and Xiaolei Ma
- Multi-objective periodic railway timetabling on dense heterogeneous railway corridors pp. 52-75

- Fei Yan, Nikola Bešinović and Rob M.P. Goverde
- Model and analysis of labor supply for ride-sharing platforms in the presence of sample self-selection and endogeneity pp. 76-93

- Hao Sun, Hai Wang and Zhixi Wan
- Capacity approximations for near- and far-side bus stops in dedicated bus lanes pp. 94-120

- Minyu Shen, Weihua Gu, Sangen Hu and Han Cheng
- A Benders decomposition method for locating stations in a one-way electric car sharing system under demand uncertainty pp. 121-150

- Hatice Çalık and Bernard Fortz
- A pricing versus slots game in airport networks pp. 151-174

- Achim I. Czerny and Hao Lang
- Robust local and string stability for a decentralized car following control strategy for connected automated vehicles pp. 175-196

- Yang Zhou and Soyoung Ahn
- Spillover parking pp. 197-228

- Murat Olus Inan, Eren Inci and Charles Lindsey
- Stochastic stability of dynamic user equilibrium in unidirectional networks: Weakly acyclic game approach pp. 229-247

- Koki Satsukawa, Kentaro Wada and Takamasa Iryo
- A hybrid model for crew scheduling in rail rapid transit networks pp. 248-265

- Manuel Fuentes, Luis Cadarso and Ángel Marín
Volume 124, issue C, 2019
- A latent-class adaptive routing choice model in stochastic time-dependent networks pp. 1-17

- Jing Ding-Mastera, Song Gao, Erik Jenelius, Mahmood Rahmani and Moshe Ben-Akiva
- High-dimensional offline origin-destination (OD) demand calibration for stochastic traffic simulators of large-scale road networks pp. 18-43

- Carolina Osorio
- Reliable facility location design with round-trip transportation under imperfect information part II: A continuous model pp. 44-59

- Lifen Yun, Hongqiang Fan and Xiaopeng Li
- Route-cost-assignment with joint user and operator behavior as a many-to-one stable matching assignment game pp. 60-81

- Saeid Rasulkhani and Joseph Y.J. Chow
- Equilibrium in a dynamic model of congestion with large and small users pp. 82-107

- Charles Lindsey, André de Palma and Hugo E. Silva
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