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YOUR NEIGHBOUR HAS TO GO MORE OFTEN WITH PUBLIC TRANSPORT . TRANSPORTATION PLANNING RESEARCH COLLOQUIM 1990. MEASURING, MODELLING, MONITORING. NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN RESEARCH METHODS. THE HAGUE, NOVEMBER 29-30, 1990. VOLUME I AND II

T Van Maanen, M Klok, H Meurs

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This contribution gives an overview of a series of elasticities regarding the car/public transport modal split. Several trip purposes and personal factors are discerned. The elasticities that are found in this research project are low. It is found that only a minor part of the car drivers will change their mode if car driving is made less attractive or public transport is made more attractive. (Author/TRRL)

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This contribution gives an overview of a series of elasticities regarding the car/public transport modal split. Several trip purposes and personal factors are discerned. The elasticities that are found in this research project are low. It is found that only a minor part of the car drivers will change their mode if car driving is made less attractive or public transport is made more attractive. (Author/TRRL)

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This contribution gives an overview of a series of elasticities regarding the car/public transport modal split. Several trip purposes and personal factors are discerned. The elasticities that are found in this research project are low. It is found that only a minor part of the car drivers will change their mode if car driving is made less attractive or public transport is made more attractive. (Author/TRRL)

Key concepts: Public transport, Transport engineering, Modal, Transportation planning, Engineering, Operations research, Polymer chemistry, Chemistry

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YOUR NEIGHBOUR HAS TO GO MORE OFTEN WITH PUBLIC TRANSPORT . TRANSPORTATION PLANNING RESEARCH COLLOQUIM 1990. MEASURING, MODELLING, MONITORING. NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN RESEARCH METHODS. THE HAGUE, NOVEMBER 29-30, 1990. VOLUME I AND II — Research Paper | ScholarLens