Travel Behavior, Volume 2

TRB’s Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, No. 2566, includes 11 papers that explore information related to travel behavior, including:

• Shifts in Long-Distance Travel Mode Due to Automated Vehicles: Statewide Mode-Shift Simulation Experiment and Travel Survey Analysis
• Longitudinal Vehicle Transaction Model: Assessment of Lead and Lagged Effects of Longer-Term Changes and Life-Cycle Events
• Perception of Mode-Specific Travel Time Reliability and Crowding in Multimodal Trips
• Fundamental Linkages Between Activity Time Use and Subjective Well-Being for the Elderly Population: Joint Exploratory Analysis Framework for In-Home and Out-of-Home Activities
• Resolution of Activity Scheduling Conflicts: Reverse Pairwise Comparison of In-Home and Out-of-Home Activities
• On Good Neighbors and Distant Friends in the Online Era
• Can Multimodal Real-Time Information Systems Induce a More Sustainable Mobility?
• Use of Social Networking Data to Explore Activity and Destination Choice Behavior in Two Metropolitan Areas
• Examination of the Impacts of Telecommuting on the Time Use of Nonmandatory Activities
• Associations Between Online Purchasing and Store Purchasing for Four Types of Products in Nanjing, China
• Smartphone-Based Survey for Real-Time and Retrospective Happiness Related to Travel and Activities