An stated preference analysis of Spanish freight forwarders modal choice on the south-west Europe Motorway of the Sea
María Feo,
Raquel Espino and
Leandro García
Transport Policy, 2011, vol. 18, issue 1, 60-67
Abstract:
This paper aims to contribute towards the design of effective freight transport policy by means of empirical analysis. In order to do so, a stated preference survey is undertaken to model the modal choice between door-to-door road transport and short sea shipping in the Motorway of the Sea of south-west Europe. The proposed analysis will provide policymakers with the necessary tool to identify the critical areas that should be addressed by future policy action in order to boost short sea shipping on Spain's Mediterranean coast. By applying the proposed method, we will be able to obtain estimates of the subjective values of transport attributes - value of time, value of reliability and value of frequency - in freight transport, values for which barely any empirical evidence on a national scale exists. Quantifying such values is a key part of the cost benefit analyses performed when evaluating transport projects.
Keywords: Motorway; of; the; Sea; Stated; preference; Freight; transport; Modal; choice; Error; components; mixed; logit (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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