Travel behavior models

Abstract

This chapter reviews travel behavior research with an emphasis on building predictive models for policy analysis. The chapter first provides an overview and an outline of the behavioral aspects of this field. Behavior modeling is then described in four major areas of inquiry: (a) choice modeling; (b) activity-based modeling; (c) behavioral dynamics; and (d) stochastic simulation and production systems. An example of behavioral aspects of travel behavior research is presented in the form of a large-scale simulation model developed for California. The chapter concludes with a section on data collection methods for travel behavior analysis and simulation.

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