Tag Archives: travel behavior

3-7: Transforming multimodal travel behavior data from an open-source platform to support traffic congestion reduction strategies

ResearchBy Christina Van Allen May 18, 2022

Principal Investigator Sean Barbeau, Ph.D. Final Report (DOI) Available Soon TRID Available Soon Policy Brief Available Soon RIP View RIP entry Abstract Multimodal transportation, such as transit, bike, walk, ride-hailing (e.g., Uber, Lyft), car-share, and bike-share, are vital to supporting livable communities. However, activity data of travelers using these modes have been difficult to acquire.…

3-5: Using Disaggregate Vehicle Data to Investigate How Transit Accessibility Influences the Use of Ride-Hailing Services and Personal Vehicles

ResearchBy Christina Van Allen May 18, 2022

Principal Investigator Daniel Chatman Final Report (DOI) Available Soon TRID Available Soon Policy Brief Available Soon RIP View RIP entry Abstract This project will benefit current practice by being the first study to explore the influence of ride-hailing services on vehicle use across levels of transit access through a population comprehensive analysis of changes occurring…

Webinar: Evaluating the Accuracy of Smartphone-Based Travel Behavior Data

Recorded WebcastsBy Stephanie Lewis October 7, 2021

Thursday, October 7, 2021 @ 12:00PM (EDT) About the Webinar: OneBusAway is an open-source mobile app that provides real-time transit information. Previous research by USF added the ability to passively collect (via opt-in process) multimodal travel behavior data directly from OneBusAway users. Over the past year, USF and TTI collaborated on evaluating the temporal and…

M2: Who Has Access to E-Commerce During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Sacramento Region? Implications for Future E-Commerce and Shopping Tripmaking

ResearchBy Christina Van Allen May 17, 2021

MATCH PROJECT Principal Investigator Susan Shaheen, Ph.D. Final Report (DOI) View Final Report TRID View TRID – 1902074 The COVID-19 pandemic brought about dramatic shifts in travel, including shopping trips. The authors investigated changes in e-shopping for food and non-food items by supplementing an April to May 2018 household travel survey (n=3,956 households) conducted by…

3-1.2: Influencing Travel Behavior via an Open-Source Platform

ResearchBy Christina Van Allen May 17, 2021

Principal Investigator Didier Valdés, Ph.D. Final Report (DOI) Available Soon TRID Available Soon Policy Brief Available Soon RIP View RIP entry Abstract This project will use the open-source platform OneBusAway (OBA) developed at USF to explore how travelers choose between public transit, transportation network companies (TNC), and other methods (e.g., micro-mobility) and how to influence…

Webinar: Investigating Autonomous Vehicle Impacts on Individual Activity-Travel Behavior

Recorded WebcastsBy Christina Van Allen March 4, 2021

Friday, March 19 @ 12:00 PM EST This webinar is part of the Friday Transportation Seminar Series. About the Webinar: Investigating Autonomous Vehicle Impacts on Individual Activity-Travel Behavior (Research undertaken with graduate students Katherine Dannemiller, Aupal Mondal, and Katherine Asmussen) There is considerable literature on the potential effects of autonomous vehicle (AV) availability on AV…

3-1: Influencing Travel Behavior via Open-Source Platform: Evaluating the Accuracy of Smartphone-Based Travel Behavior Data

ResearchBy Christina Van Allen December 11, 2020

3-1: Influencing Travel Behavior via Open-Source Platform: Evaluating the Accuracy of Smartphone-Based Travel Behavior Data Principal Investigator Sean J. Barbeau, Ph.D.Michael Maness, Ph.D. Final Report (DOI) View Final Report TRID Available Soon Policy Brief Available Soon RIP View RIP entry Abstract Multimodal transportation such as transit, bike, walk, transportation network companies (TNCs) (e.g., Uber, Lyft),…