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    • Insights into the Impact of Covid-19 on Household Travel, Working, Activities And Shopping in Australia – the early days under Restrictions 

      Beck, Matthew J.; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2020
      When 2020 began, we had no idea what was to unfold globally as we learnt about the Novel-Coronavirus in Wuhan, in the Hubei province of China. As this virus spread rapidly, it became a matter of time before many countries ...
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    • Route Choice Behaviour: Stated Choices and Simulated Experiences 

      Fayyaz, Muhammad; Bliemer, Michiel; Beck, Matthew; Hess, Stephane; Lint, Hans van
      Published 2020-04-01
      Surveys with stated choice experiments (SCE) are widely used to examine route choice behaviour in hypothetical choice contexts and to derive values of time and reliability for transport project appraisal purposes. In ...
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    • Resurgence of Demand Responsive Transit services – Insights from BRIDJ trials in Inner West of Sydney, Australia 

      Perera, Supun; Ho, Chinh; Hensher, David
      Published 2020-04-01
      This paper outlines the key insights gained from the Demand Responsive Transit (DRT) operations in Inner West Sydney, since its commencement in July 2018. It was identified that DRT can play a number of roles to complement ...
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    • MaaS Bundle Design 

      Reck, Daniel J.; Hensher, David A.; Ho, Chinh Q.
      Published 2020-03-01
      Mobility service bundling has received a lot of attention from researchers and practitioners due to its centrality to Mobility as a Service (MaaS) business models and potential to foster sustainable travel behavior. Stated ...
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    • Towards a Framework for Mobility-as-a-Service Policies 

      Smith, Göran; Hensher, David
      Published 2020-02-01
      Public authorities are increasingly pursuing activities to pave the way for Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS). The range of activities includes regulation reforms, technology developments and investments in trials. Despite ...
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