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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"National Travel Survey"”.
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Quantification of the influences of built-form upon travel of employed adults: new models based on the UK National Travel Survey
… of the influences of the built form on travel. The main challenges are (a) assembling good quality data that reflects the majority of the known influences and that supports continuous monitoring, and (b) making sense methodologically of the many variables which strongly intercorrelate. …
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Analysis and Prediction of the Commuting Mode Choices in England Using Bayesian Networks
Understanding commuting travel behaviour is crucial for addressing significant issues in sustainability and development. This research aims to develop a novel Bayesian Network (BN) model that enables rapid investigations of complex influences upon travel mode choices through standard travel, place, …
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Accessing public transport, a comparative study of Berlin and London
… this study stemmed from my extensive experience travelling around independently in both cities on public transport as a totally blind person. I wanted to gain a much greater insight into, and understanding of, the various practical and policy issues, which are involved in making the Berlin and …
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Enhanced modelling of transport decarbonisation and policy pathways for Ireland
… all modes of transport and information from the National Travel Survey, national transport providers, and the Irish Car Stock Model. The study finds that 82% of passenger transport demand is met by cars in Ireland, and the main reason for travel is for work (30%), shopping (19%), and companion …
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Estimating the number of cars in UK and US households
… based on rich data sets of British Household Survey and US Consumer Expenditure Survey found not only the conventional explanatory variables to be significantly linked to the number of cars in the US and UK households, but also the rarely-investigated psychological variables were found to be …