THE VALUE OF TRAVEL TIME. A REVIEW OF BRITISH EVIDENCE
Mark R. Wardman
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Mark R. Wardman
Abstract
This paper reviews British evidence regarding the value of travel time available from models developed since 1980. There are two main aspects to the review. First, a regression model has been developed to explain variations in the value of time across studies. Second, the author reports on a review of variations in the value of time within specific studies. The review also places the research in historical perspective, with reference to work conducted elsewhere. (A)
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This paper reviews British evidence regarding the value of travel time available from models developed since 1980. There are two main aspects to the review. First, a regression model has been developed to explain variations in the value of time across studies. Second, the author reports on a review of variations in the value of time within specific studies. The review also places the research in historical perspective, with reference to work conducted elsewhere. (A)
Key concepts: Value (mathematics), Value of time, Travel time, Perspective (graphical), Time travel, Econometrics, Journey to work, Work (physics)