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Cristian Poliziani, Gary Hsueh, David Czerwinski, Tom Wenzel, Zachary Needell, Haitam Laarabi, Joerg Schweizer and Federico Rupi
We simulate the introduction of shared, automated, and electric vehicles (SAEVs) providing on-demand shuttles service in a large-scale transport digital twin of the San Francisco Bay Area region (California, USA) based on transit supply and demand data, ...
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Hana Sevcikova, Brice Nichols
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Using an integrated land use and travel model system implemented for the Puget Sound region in Washington state, a Bayesian Melding technique is applied to represent variations in land use outcomes, and is propagated into travel choices across a multi-ye...
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Keith Ihlanfeldt
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There has been considerable interest in the impact that the built environment has on vehicle miles traveled (VMT). While this issue has been extensively researched, due to the heavy reliance on cross-sectional data, there remains uncertainty regarding ho...
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Louis A Merlin, Chris R Cherry, Amin Mohamadi-Hezaveh, Eric Dumbaugh
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This paper examines the relationship between residential accessibility, i.e., accessibility from a person?s home address, and their likelihood of being in a crash over a three-year period. We explore two potential relationships with accessibility. The fi...
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Kristin Lovejoy, Gian-Claudia Sciara, Deborah Salon, Susan L Handy, Patricia Mokhtarian
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Concerns over climate change have brought new impetus to the goal of reducing vehicle travel through land-use policy. To determine the degree to which land-use policies are effective in reducing vehicle travel, studies are needed that measure and compare...
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Wesley E Marshall, Norman W Garrick
The preponderance of evidence suggests that denser and more connected communities with a higher degree of mixed land uses results in fewer vehicle kilometers traveled (VKT). However, there is less agreement as the size of the effect. Also, there is no ...
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Lei Zhang, Jin Hyun Hong, Arefeh Nasri, Qing Shen
Mixed findings have been reported in previous research regarding the impact of built environment on travel behavior, i.e. statistically and practically significant effects found in a number of empirical studies and insignificant correlations shown in man...
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