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    • Demand for taxi services: New elasticity evidence for a neglected mode 

      Rose, John M.; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2013-10-01
      This paper investigates the factors that influence the choice of, and hence demand for taxis services, a relatively neglected mode in the urban travel task. Given the importance of positioning preferences for taxi services ...
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    • Travel Demand Management and its Application at Australian University Campuses 

      Hynes, Jo; Rose, Geoff
      Published 1998-11-01
      This paper provides an example of how TDM could be applied in Australia with particular reference to university campuses. After considering the different characteristics of Australian university campuses in general, three ...
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    • A proposal for accessibility planning in NSW: Research and policy issues 

      Daniels, Rhonda; Mulley, Corinne
      Published 2011-05-01
      Accessibility planning is a framework and process to use accessibility indicators as a basis for transport planning. The structured approach assesses actual accessibility at different spatial levels against indicators to ...
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    • Using contracted assets to undertake non‐contracted services as a way to improve cost efficiency under negotiated or tendered bus contracts 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2015-07-01
      Public transit (bus) operators in many jurisdictions throughout the world currently deliver regular public transport (RPT) services under a negotiated contract, typically between five and 10 years, with re-negotiation ...
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    • Social exclusion and the value of mobility 

      Stanley, John; Hensher, David A.; Stanley, Janet; Currie, Graham; Greene, William H.; Vella-Brodrick, Dianne
      Published 2010-07-01
      This paper investigates factors likely to increase a person’s risk of social exclusion, drawing on survey data specifically framed for this purpose. We use a generalised ordered logit model that accounts for observed and ...
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