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A Survey and Analysis Method to Evaluate Influence of Pre-Trip Information on Commuter's Travel Choice Behaviour

Akimasa Fujiwara, Yoriyasu Sugie, Junyi Zhang

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The influence of pre-trip information at home on commuters' choice behaviour is examined in this paper. Choice data for departure time and travel mode are obtained from commuters in Hiroshima by stated preference experiments. The nested paired combinatorial logit (PCL) model is developed to describe individual choice behaviour of continuous departure time under providing pre-trip information.

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The influence of pre-trip information at home on commuters' choice behaviour is examined in this paper. Choice data for departure time and travel mode are obtained from commuters in Hiroshima by stated preference experiments. The nested paired combinatorial logit (PCL) model is developed to describe individual choice behaviour of continuous departure time under providing pre-trip information.

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The influence of pre-trip information at home on commuters' choice behaviour is examined in this paper. Choice data for departure time and travel mode are obtained from commuters in Hiroshima by stated preference experiments. The nested paired combinatorial logit (PCL) model is developed to describe individual choice behaviour of continuous departure time under providing pre-trip information.

Key concepts: Nested logit, Mode choice, Travel behavior, Preference, Computer science, Travel time, Mode (computer interface), Logit

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