The contribution of disaggregate mode choice models and traffic modelling tools, to design and evaluate mobility management measures
Abstract
The current Thesis highlights the ex-ante investigation of the efficiency of Mobility Management measures for commuting trips. The investigation is materialized through the usage of disaggregate mathematical choice models, as well as the implementation of traffic simulation tools. The main objective of this Thesis is the elaboration of a Methodological Framework which embodies latent characteristics of the traveler at the choice model utility functions, together with the inclusion of evaluation techniques for testing various low-cost measures, aiming to adjust the current modal share of transport for commuting travel. Moreover, the main aim of the Thesis is to stress the importance and significance of the latent needs and desires of the traveler during the process of mode choice. In addition, the study attempts to investigate the main components that should be taken into account by a Public Authority in a Metropolitan Area, in order to ameliorate the negative impacts of the always incr ...
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