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On the Mobility Effects of Future Transport Modes

Doctoral thesis (2024)

Authors

G.K. de Clercq Transport, Mobility and Logistics

Contributors

Bart Van Arem Transport, Mobility and Logistics (promotor)
Maaike Snelder Transport, Mobility and Logistics (promotor)
Arjan van Binsbergen Transport, Mobility and Logistics (copromotor)
Research Group
Transport, Mobility and Logistics
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Published Date

2024

Language

English

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Research Group

Transport, Mobility and Logistics

Abstract

This dissertation discusses how mode and route choice behavior might change with the introduction of future transportation modes when potential users are unfamiliar with such systems. It uses discrete choice models and supernetwork models without mode-specific constants and parameters with revealed preference data of current modes to understand how future modes could impact mobility effects such as mode choice, travel times, and resistance.

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