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    • Exploring the Use of Passive GPS Devices to Measure Travel 

      Stopher, Peter; Bullock, Philip; Horst, Frederic
      Published 2002-01-01
      Global Positioning System devices are emerging as a potential means to collect improved data on the spatial aspects of personal travel. In many applications, the GPS device is coupled with a Personal Data Assistant of some ...
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    • Evaluating Voluntary Travel Behaviour Interventions 

      Stopher, Peter; Alsnih, Rahaf; Bullock, Philip; Ampt, Liz
      Published 2004-07-01
      Considerable interest in the policy of voluntary travel behaviour change interventions, known as by the generic name of TravelSmart®, has emerged. Measuring its effectiveness and determining its cost-benefit ratios is a ...
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    • Advances in GPS Technology for Measuring Travel 

      Stopher, Peter; FitzGerald, Camden; Zhang, Jun
      Published 2006-07-01
      Since the late 1990s, GPS has begun to be used as a method for measuring personal travel. Early devices were for in-vehicle use only and derived their power from the accessory socket of the car. In the early 2000s, the ...
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    • Spatial Alliances of Public Transit Operators: Establishing operator preferences for area management contracts with Government 

      Hensher, David A.; Knowles, Louise
      Published 2006-01-01
      Scheduled transit services in many countries are provided by operators within geographical jurisdictions protected from competition with other public transit operators, although unprotected from competition by other modes, ...
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    • Route choice behavior of freeway travelers under realtime traffic information provision–application of the best route and the habitual route choice mechanisms 

      Jou, Rong-Chang; Hensher, David A; Chen, Ke-Hung
      Published 2005-12-01
      The route choice behaviour on freeways between Taipei and Taichung in Taiwan under real-time traffic information provision is investigated. Two types of route choice mechanisms (the best-route and habitual-route) are ...
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