A Review on the Factors Influencing the Park-and-Ride Traffic Management Method
Irfan Ahmed Memon, Napiah Madzlan, Mir Aftab Hussain Talpur, Muhammad Rehan Hakro, Imtiaz Ahmed Chandio
Abstract
Irfan Ahmed Memon, Napiah Madzlan, Mir Aftab Hussain Talpur, Muhammad Rehan Hakro, Imtiaz Ahmed Chandio
Abstract
Park-and-ride is a traffic management method of traffic congestion problem in urban areas. As an extent of total demand management, park-and-ride service (P&R service) has broadly implemented in many countries. P&R service has proven to be progressive in alleviating traffic congestion despite of complication in finding parking spaces in the city centers. The objective of this research is to discuss a model to shift car travelers’ to park-and-ride service (P&R service) and to investigate the factors which influence car travelers’ behavior. This study can support policy makers’ with useful information for future planning and development of park-and-ride service. Research outcomes will support policy-making and provide base for future study on modal choice behavior model for park-and-ride service.
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Park-and-ride is a traffic management method of traffic congestion problem in urban areas. As an extent of total demand management, park-and-ride service (P&R service) has broadly implemented in many countries. P&R service has proven to be progressive in alleviating traffic congestion despite of complication in finding parking spaces in the city centers. The objective of this research is to discuss a model to shift car travelers’ to park-and-ride service (P&R service) and to investigate the factors which influence car travelers’ behavior. This study can support policy makers’ with useful information for future planning and development of park-and-ride service. Research outcomes will support policy-making and provide base for future study on modal choice behavior model for park-and-ride service.
Key concepts: Park and ride, Traffic congestion, Service (business), Transport engineering, Modal shift, Business, Level of service, Public transport