A SP Model for Route Choice Behavior in Response to Travel Time Information with Marginal Errors. Volume 1: Travel Behavior
Shengchuan Zhao, Yasunori Muromachi, Noboru Harata, Katsutoshi Ohta
Abstract
Shengchuan Zhao, Yasunori Muromachi, Noboru Harata, Katsutoshi Ohta
Abstract
This paper studies car commuter’s route choice behavior in response to travel time information, which is assumed to be provided with two types, i.e. travel time and travel time and marginal errors. A SP model is developed to examine the effects of the two types of travel time information.
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This paper studies car commuter’s route choice behavior in response to travel time information, which is assumed to be provided with two types, i.e. travel time and travel time and marginal errors. A SP model is developed to examine the effects of the two types of travel time information.
Key concepts: Travel time, Travel behavior, Time travel, Volume (thermodynamics), Response time, Computer science, Transport engineering, Econometrics