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TRAVEL DEMAND MODELS FOR THE ZUIDVLEUGEL STUDY

Andrew Daly, H H P Van Zwam

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This report describes the background to the Zuidvleugel (part of the Randstad conurbation in the western part of the Netherlands) study. Details are given of the disaggregate methodology used in the study, the data sources (home interview survey, separate transport networks, detailed set of data on the characteristics of the study zones). The units of travel selected were: tours (all the travelling between a traveller's leaving home and his return). The structure of the travel demand models derived for forecasting frequency, destination and mode for personal travel for all purposes, is described, together with estimation results and implementation of the models. (TRRL)

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Key concepts: Conurbation, Transport engineering, Travel behavior, Travel survey, Mode choice, Mode (computer interface), Trip generation, Estimation