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    • Will bus travellers walk further for a more frequent service? An international study using a stated preference approach 

      Mulley, Corinne; Ho, Chinh; Ho, Loan; Hensher, David A.; Rose, John
      Published 2017-09-01
      Network planning of bus services requires addressing the trade-off between frequency and coverage. Traditional network planning has focused on coverage using the rule of thumb that people will walk four hundred meters to ...
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    • HAZARD-BASED DURATION MODELS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO TRANSPORTATION ANALYSIS 

      Hensher, David A.; Mannering, Fred L.
      Published 1993-01-01
      A number of transportation-related phenomena deal with a time element that defines the duration until an event's occurrence. Examples include the time that transpires until a trip is made, the length of time a commuter ...
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    • The challenges and opportunities of in-depth analysis of multi-day and multi-year data 

      Moutou, Claudine; Longden, Thomas; Stopher, Peter; Liu, Wen
      Published 2015-02-01
      The paper uses a unique multi-day multi-wave panel dataset of households and their travel to conduct new in-depth analysis on the influence of life change events and travel behaviour, specifically in relation to the travel ...
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    • A radical reappraisal of transport and land market basics 

      Stone, Alastair
      Published 2017-10-01
      The current foundation narrative of land transport service established in 1960s, focused on projections of existing demand, equilibrium models, and projects with feasibility based on the value of time savings exceeding ...
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    • An Overview of PIMMS (A Pricing and Investment Model for Multi-Modal Systems): An Areawide Urban Transport Policy Evaluation Model 

      Hensher, David A.; Waters II, W.G.; Zhu, William; Daniels, Rhonda
      Published 1993-02-01
      The resurgence of interest in building better cities provides an opportunity to develop improved land use-transport models; models which are responsive to a wide variety of planning options, in contrast to current urban ...
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