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Analysis of driver's information preferences and use in automobile travel: Implications for Advanced Traveler Information Systems
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Analysis of driver's information preferences and use in automobile travel: Implications for Advanced Traveler Information Systems (1993)Analysis of driver's information preferen…Surveying commuter behavior: Designing motorist information systems (1991)Surveying commuter behavior: …Integrating commuter information needs in the design of a motorist information system (1991)Integrating commuter informat…Non-recurrent traffic situations and traffic information: determining preferences and effects on route choice (2011)Non-recurrent traffic situati…Understanding Drivers’ Route Choice Under Long-Term Pretrip and Short-Term En-Route Traffic Information Using Generalized Estimating Equations (2004)Understanding Drivers’ Route …Traveler information in support of driver's diversion decisions: A survey of driver's preferences (1993)Traveler information in suppo…Departure time and route choice for the morning commute (1990)Dynamic network models and driver information systems (1991)Using stated preference data for studying the effect of advanced traffic information on drivers' route choice (1997)Human factors and safety in the design of intelligent vehicle-highway systems (IVHS) (1992)EFFECT OF FREEWAY CORRIDOR ATTRIBUTES ON MOTORIST DIVERSION RESPONSES TO TRAVEL TIME INFORMATION (1994)Surveying commuter behavior as a basis for designing motorist information systems (2003)Questionnaire surveys to evaluate user response to variable message signs in an urban network (2007)An evaluation of activity-based travel analysis (1988)The economics of motorist information systems revisited (1994)Empirical Analysis of Work Schedule Flexibility: Implications for Road Pricing and Driver Information Systems (1997)Discrete Choice Analysis: Theory and Application to Travel Demand. (1987)Mixed MNL models for discrete response (2000)Applied choice analysis a primer (2005)
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  • 1991Surveying commuter behavior: Designing motorist information systems42 cited
  • 1991Integrating commuter information needs in the design of a motorist information system26 cited

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  • 2011Non-recurrent traffic situations and traffic information: determining preferences and effects on route choice7 cited
  • 1993Traveler information in support of driver's diversion decisions: A survey of driver's preferences5 cited
  • 2004Understanding Drivers’ Route Choice Under Long-Term Pretrip and Short-Term En-Route Traffic Information Using Generalized Estimating Equations4 cited

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