Transportation

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Kay W. Axhausen

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Trip chaining as a barrier to the propensity to use public transport pp. 341-361: David Hensher and April Reyes
Analysis of Metropolitan Highway Capacity and the growth in vehicle miles of travel pp. 363-390: Robert Noland and William Cowart
Users of a regional telephone-based traveler information system – a study of TravInfo™ users in the San Francisco Bay Area pp. 391-417: Shomik Mehndiratta, Michael Kemp, Sean Pierce and Jane Lappin
Origin-destination matrices estimation model using automatic vehicle identification data and its application to the Han-Shin expressway network pp. 419-438: Yasuo Asakura, Eiji Hato and Masuo Kashiwadani

A test of inter-modal performance measures for transit investment decisions pp. 243-267: Jianling Li and Martin Wachs
Distance and time based road pricing trial in Dublin pp. 269-283: Margaret O'Mahony, Dermot Geraghty and Ivor Humphreys
Optimal transport strategies for European cities pp. 285-315: Anthony May, Simon Shepherd and Paul Timms
A macroscopic taxi model for passenger demand, taxi utilization and level of services pp. 317-340: Hai Yang, Yan Lau, Sze Wong and Hong Lo

Transport policy prioritisation for Dublin pp. 165-178: E. Gibbons and M. O'Mahony
Travel time ratio: the key factor of spatial reach pp. 179-199: Martin Dijst and Velibor Vidakovic
Timing rules for major transportation investments pp. 201-219: Xuehao Chu and Steven Polzin
Structure and dynamics of non-suburban passenger travel demand in Indian railways pp. 221-241: Mudit Kulsreshtha and Barnali Nag

Travel behavior research pp. 1-4: Hani Mahmassani and Ryuichi Kitamura
A conceptual and methdological framework for the generation of activity-travel patterns pp. 5-23: Chieh-Hua Wen and Frank Koppelman
Micro-simulation of daily activity-travel patterns for travel demand forecasting pp. 25-51: Ryuichi Kitamura, Cynthia Chen, Ram Pendyala and Ravi Narayanan
Activity settings and travel behaviour: A social contact perspective pp. 53-73: Andrew Harvey and Maria Taylor
A computerized household activity scheduling survey pp. 75-97: Sean Doherty and Eric Miller
Asking the right questions about telecommuting: Avoiding pitfalls in surveying homebased work pp. 99-116: Joanne Pratt
Distributed work and travel behaviour: The dynamics of interactive agency choices between employers and employees pp. 117-148: Ann Brewer and David Hensher
Interpreting employee telecommuting adoption: An economics perspective pp. 149-164: Jin-Ru Yen

Evaluating transportation programs: neglected principles pp. 323-336: Thomas Higgins
Productivity, efficiency and technical change in the European railways: A non-parametric approach pp. 337-357: Pedro Cantos-Sánchez, José Pastor and Lorenzo Serrano Martinez
Toward regional transportation governance: a case study of Greater Vancouver pp. 359-398: John Meligrana
Appraisal of investments in European nodal centres for goods – freight villages: A comparative analysis pp. 381-398: Dimitrios Tsamboulas and Ioannis Dimitropoulos
Simulation assessment of incident detection by cellular phone call-in programs pp. 399-416: Renatus Mussa and Jonathan Upchurch

Organisation form, scale effects and efficiency in the British bus industry pp. 231-248: Jonathan Cowie and Darinka Asenova
Estimating induced travel for evaluation of metropolitan highway expansion pp. 249-262: Patrick DeCorla-Souza and Harry Cohen
Understanding individual travel decisions: results from a commuters survey in Geneva pp. 263-281: André de Palma and Denis Rochat
Elasticities for taxicab fares and service availability pp. 283-297: Bruce Schaller
Evaluating the benefits of a combined route guidance and road pricing system in a traffic network with recurrent congestion pp. 299-322: Hai Yang

Guest editorial pp. 113-115: Ryuichi Kitamura and Chandra Bhat
A retrospective and prospective survey of time-use research pp. 119-139: Chandra Bhat and Frank Koppelman
Space, money, life-stage, and the allocation of time pp. 141-171: David Levinson
The role of anticipated time pressure in activity scheduling pp. 173-191: Tommy Gärling, Robert Gillholm and William Montgomery
Discretionary activity time allocation of individuals between in-home and out-of-home and between weekdays and weekends pp. 193-229: Chandra Bhat and Rajul Misra
An analysis of time allocation to in-home and out-of-home discretionary activities across working days and non- working days pp. 231-250: Toshiyuki Yamamoto and Ryuichi Kitamura

Restructuring of road administrations: a paradigm shift pp. 1-3: Antti Talvitie
Performance indicators for the road sector pp. 5-30: Antti Talvitie
Commercialising the management and maintenance of trunk roads in the United Kingdom pp. 31-54: Lawrie Haynes and Neil Roden
The New Zealand experience in restructuring road administration New Zealand road reform pp. 55-66: Robin Dunlop
New models for financing and managing highways: asset-based road corporations in China pp. 67-86: Ping Li, Sanli Zhang, Antti Talvitie and Yufu Chen
Commercially managed road funds: managing roads like a business, not like a bureaucracy pp. 87-111: Ian Heggie