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MODELLING LONG-DISTANCE TRAVEL IN THE UK

Charlene Rohr, James N. Fox, Andrew Daly, Bhanu Patruni, Sunil Patil, Flavia Tsang, Rand Europe

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Trips over 50 miles in length account for just 2.3 % of all trips, but about a third of all distance travelled within Great Britain. Because of the small proportion of all travel they form, long-distance trips may not be adequately represented

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Trips over 50 miles in length account for just 2.3 % of all trips, but about a third of all distance travelled within Great Britain. Because of the small proportion of all travel they form, long-distance trips may not be adequately represented

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Trips over 50 miles in length account for just 2.3 % of all trips, but about a third of all distance travelled within Great Britain. Because of the small proportion of all travel they form, long-distance trips may not be adequately represented

Key concepts: TRIPS architecture, Travel survey, Travel behavior, Mode choice, Transport engineering, Geographical distance, Mode (computer interface), Survey data collection

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