THE STRUCTURE OF SHOPPING TRAVEL : SOME DEVELOPMENTS OF THE TRIP GENERATION MODEL

Roger Vickerman · Tim Barmby

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The authors analyse the relationship between shopping expenditure and shopping trips. The theoretical considerations of the model used are outlined together with the empirical evidence of the structure of shopping behaviour. It was found that income has little effect on trip making, but that accessibility and the cost of travel are important factors. (TRRL)

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