The spatial structure of carpool formation
Anthony J. Richardson, W Young
Abstract
Anthony J. Richardson, W Young
Abstract
The study which is described in this paper is primarily concerned with determining such carpool spatial structures for a sample of carpool journeys to and from work in Melbourne, Australia. The results are reported in terms of the length of carpool trips, the relationships between carpool members' origins and destinations and the deviations from a direct route which carpool drivers will tolerate in order to participate in a carpool.
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The study which is described in this paper is primarily concerned with determining such carpool spatial structures for a sample of carpool journeys to and from work in Melbourne, Australia. The results are reported in terms of the length of carpool trips, the relationships between carpool members' origins and destinations and the deviations from a direct route which carpool drivers will tolerate in order to participate in a carpool.
Key concepts: Carpool, Transport engineering, TRIPS architecture, Destinations, Urban sprawl, Computer science, Geography, Engineering