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Regularities in Travel Demand: An International Perspective

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Transportation Planning and Optimization Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies Transportation and Mobility Innovations

Abstract

The major mobility variables from about 30 travel surveys in more than 10 countries are compared in this paper. The analysis of cross-sectional and longitudinal data broadly confirms some earlier findings of regularities in time and money expenditures shares for passenger travel budgets. Despite the rather rough stability, travel demand characteristics, influenced by the two travel budgets, show strong regularities across space and time for all countries examined.

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