Introduction Park visitors' travel choices and behavior are longstanding concerns for the National Park Service. Travel behaviors can affect natural and cultural resources and the quality of the visitor experience. Driving park roadways has been central to the Ameri can national park experience since the earliest days of park preservation. As historian David Louter (2006) argued in his book Win...

In the rental car industry, the number of cars that are waiting for or currently in the process of being cleaned directly translates into unrealized potential income. Although the actual time spent preparing a car for rental (e.g., cleaning, servicing, and fueling) can not be significantly reduced without affecting quality, the number of cars being prepared at a time can be modified. Of course ...

The future market diffusion of electric vehicles (EVs) is of great importance for transport related green house gas emissions and energy demand. But most studies on the market diffusion of EVs focus on average driving patters and neglect the great variations in daily driving of individuals present in real-world driving data. Yet these variations are important for EVs since range limitations and...

The increased human mobility, combined with high use of private cars, increases the load on the environment and raises issues about the quality of life. The use of private cars lends to high levels of air pollution in cities, parking problems, noise pollution, congestion, and the resulting low transfer velocity (and, thus, inefficiency in the use of public resources). Public transportation serv...

Tolling normally has a dual purpose in Norway. Its first goal is to finance project or an improvment the transport services offered area, for instance extend public services. The second change travel behavior, encouraging drivers of private cars use other more environmentally friendly modes. Today, this tolling system based on fixed points road network which are not necessarily able record all ...