Over-reporting vs. overreacting: Commuters’ perceptions of travel times

Commuters' Preferences for Fast and Reliable Travel

Rewarding rush-hour avoidance: A study of commuters’ travel behavior

A Random Walk with Exponential Travel Times

Consider the random walk among N places with N(N - 1)/2 transports. We attach an exponential random variable Xij to each transport between places Pi and Pj and take these random variables mutually independent. If transports are possible or impossible independently with probability p and 1-p, respectively, then we give a lower bound for the distribution function of the smallest path at point log...

Reporting of work related fatalities: bystanders and commuters.

T his issue of the journal focuses on occupational injury and features selected papers from the National Occupational Injury Research Symposium (NOIRS) held in Pittsburgh in October 2003 (see p 195 for a commentary on the meeting). Readers might also like to consult the NOIRS website (http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ noirs/noirsmain.html) where there is a list of abstracts from the recent conference a...

Hybrid agent based simulation with adaptive learning of travel mode choices for university commuters (WIP)

This paper presents a methodology for developing a hybrid agent-based micro-simulation model to capture the impacts of commuter travel mode choices on a University campus transport network. The proposed methodology involves: (i) developing realistic population of commuter agents (students and staff); (ii) assigning activity lists and travel mode choices to agents using machine learning method; ...