The COVID-19 pandemic strongly affected mobility around the world. Public transport was
particularly hindered, since people may perceive it as unsafe and decide to avoid it …

This study introduces the novel concept of local detouredness, ie detours on subsections of
a route, as a new phenomenon for understanding and modelling route choice. Traditionally …

Growing interest in sustainable transportation systems has driven decision-makers toward
policies and investments aimed at promoting cycling, but little to no effort has been made …

Abstract Path Size Logit route choice models attempt to capture the correlation between
routes by including correction terms within the route utility functions. This provides a …

GPS data collection has become an important means of investigating travel behaviour. This
is because such data ideally provide far more detailed information on route choice and …

People are more likely to choose to take a bus for travel theoretically if both the origin and
destination are located near bus stops. However, many of these trips are now replaced by …

Surveys with stated choice experiments (SCE) are widely used to derive values of time and
reliability for transport project appraisal purposes. However, such methods ask respondents …

To understand the route choices of public transport users, it is important to know the
information available to them, and the context present at that moment. In fact, each choice …

Tradable credit schemes (or tolling in tokens) are a form of quantity control, which promise to
be an appealing alternative to congestion pricing (or tolling in dollars) owing to …

This paper develops a new route choice modelling framework that deals with both route
correlations and unrealistic routes in a consistent and robust way. To do this, we explore the …