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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"household travel surveys"”.
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Exploring privatisation as a panacea to the creation of value in South Africa's passenger rail service
… quality, with various sources (e.g. National Household Travel Surveys 2003, 2013 and 2020) pointing to the service getting progressively worse with the passage of time. To reform passenger rail and change its fate, many governments around the world, beginning in the 1980s, implemented …
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A Transport Justice Evaluation of Employer-Based Transit Subsidies
… daily trip levels. I use worker-level data from household travel surveys for 10 of the 22 largest MPOs in the U.S., organized into 7 cases: 1) Atlanta; 2) Baltimore and Washington, DC; 3) Denver; 4) Los Angeles and San Diego; 5) New York and Newark; 6) Philadelphia; and 7) San Francisco. In each …
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Investigation into the effects of non-motorised transport facility implementations and upgrades in urban South Africa
… areas. Additionally, data from the National Household Travel Surveys (NHTS, 2003 and 2013) helped to determine the changes in the number of NMT trips on a provincial level, as well as within the case study and control areas within Cape Town. The last part of the research, used the …
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Data and Information as Our New Transport Infrastructure: An Exploration into How the Modern Transport System Is Being Shaped by Information Communication Technology
… sometimes created.</p> <p>Case 1: Big Data and Travel Desire: Comparing trip planner data exhaust to regional travel surveys</p> <p>The first case study shows niche actors in action. It focuses on the concept of understanding travel desire using firm or niche level journey planners. Travel …
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Bicycle Travel, Injury Risk and Conspicuity. Application of Epidemiological Methods
… economic benefits but is rarely part of everyday travel for many people. The real and perceived risk of injury is commonly cited as a significant deterrent to engaging in such activity and is sometimes associated with the danger of motorised traffic. Bicycle-motor vehicle collisions often result …