Journal of Transportation and Statistics Volume 3 Number 3 December 2000 ISSN 1094-8848

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Table of Contents	File Formats
Entire Report	PDF (1.17MB)
Editorial Board		HTML (3KB)
Contributors		HTML (3KB)
Paper 1 - Regularities in Travel Demand: An International Perspective by Andreas Schafer		HTML (75KB)
Table 1 - Travel Surveys Used		HTML (4KB)
Table 2 - Major Characteristics of All Travel Surveys Used in This Paper		HTML (23KB)
Table 3 - Daily per Person Travel Time Expenditures in Great Britain (1985/86) and the Netherlands (1985)		HTML (2KB)
Table A1 - Indicators of Daily Mobility by Trip Purpose for Seven OECD Countries		HTML (73KB)
Table A2 - Indicators of Daily Mobility by Major Mode of Transport for Seven OECD Countries		HTML (129KB)
Table B1 - Estimate of Average Daily Travel Distances in Singapore		HTML (6KB)
Figure 1 - Time Expenditure for Major Activities as a Function of Work Time: 1965/1966		HTML (2KB)
Figure 2 - Basic Variables of Human Mobility as Functions of Daily Distance Traveled		HTML (3KB)
Figure 3 - Distributions of Basic Mobility Variables in the United States		HTML (2KB)
Figure 4 - Allocation of Travel Time		HTML (8KB)
Figure 5 - Personal Consumption Expenditures as a Fraction of Total Personal Consumption Expenditures		HTML (3KB)
Figure 6 - Substitution of Travel Time and Money Expenditures		HTML (1KB)
Figure 7 - Number of Trips by Mode versus Daily Distance Traveled from Table 1		HTML (1KB)
Figure 8 - Modal Split (Trips) in the United States for Short and Long Distance Travel		HTML (1KB)
Figure 9 - Mean Trip Distance to Work		HTML (1KB)
Figure 10 - Cumulative Distribution of per Capita Trip Rate for All Modes by Trip Distance and Purpose		HTML (1KB)
Paper 2 - New and Existing Roadway Inventory Data Acquisition Methods by Aemal J. Khattak, Joseph E. Hummer, and Hassan A. Karimi		HTML (47KB)
Table 1 - Summary of Hardware Used in the MMSs		HTML (4KB)
Table 2 - Accuracy Differences at Different Experimental Levels		HTML (33KB)
Table 3 - Summary of Time and Cost of Data Collection by Different Methods		HTML (10KB)
Figure 1 - Summary of PME Values, Experiment 1		HTML (1KB)
Figure 2 - Summary of PME Values, Experiment 2		HTML (1KB)
Figure 3 - Summary of PME Values, Experiment 3		HTML (1KB)
Figure 4 - Summary of PME Values, Experiment 4		HTML (1KB)
Paper 3 - Behavioral Distinctions: The Use of Light-Duty Trucks and Passenger Cars by Kara Maria Kockelman and Yong Zhao		HTML (39KB)
Table 1 - Definitions of Variables Used		HTML (12KB)
Table 2 - Weighted Least Squares Models of VMT		HTML (8KB)
Table 3 - Negative Binomial Regressions for Number of Person-Trips: All Purposes and Recreational Purposes		HTML (22KB)
Table 4a - Ordered Probit Model for Trip Occupancy: All Trip Purposes		HTML (8KB)
Table 4b - Ordered Probit Model for Trip Occupancy: All Recreational Purposes		HTML (8KB)
Table 5 - Multinomial Logit Model for Vehicle Type Chosen for Trip by Driver		HTML (22KB)
Table 6 - Multinomial Logit Model for Newest Vehicle Owned		HTML (12KB)
Table 7 - Simultaneous Poissons Model for Vehicle Fleet Ownership		HTML (12KB)
Paper 4 - Efficiency Measures and Output Specification: The Case of European Railways by Pedro Cantos, José M. Pastor, and Lorenzo Serrano		HTML (37KB)
Table 1 - Average Values for Variables: 1970 to 1995		HTML (17KB)
Table 2 - Inefficiency Levels		HTML (9KB)
Paper 5 - Vehicle Speed Considerations in Traffic Management: Development of a New Speed Monitoring Program by Darren L. Jorgenson, Matthew G. Karlaftis, and Kumares C. Sinha		HTML (52KB)
Table 1 - State Survey of Speed Monitoring Programs		HTML (6KB)
Table 2 - Continuation of Speed Monitoring		HTML (2KB)
Table 3 - Delphi Process for Speed Monitoring Program Results		HTML (6KB)
Table 4 - Probability Table for the Three-Staged, Nested Factorial Mixed Effects Model		HTML (5KB)
Table 5 - Student-Newman-Keuls Test for Quarter		HTML (2KB)
Table 6 - Statewide Site Distribution by Lane-Miles		HTML (4KB)
Table 7 - Statewide Site Distribution by DVMT		HTML (4KB)
Table 8 - Average Distribution of All Crashes		HTML (7KB)
Table 9 - Site Distribution Based on All Crashes		HTML (4KB)
Table 10 - Comparisons of Site Distributions for Existing and Proposed Programs		HTML (6KB)
Paper 6 - Valuing Long-Haul and Metropolitan Freight Travel Time and Reliability by Marcus Wigan, Nigel Rockliffe, Thorolf Thoresen, and Dimitris Tsolakis		HTML (25KB)
Table 1 - Mean Values of the Attributes		HTML (3KB)
Table 2 - Summary Results for Linear Attribute Models		HTML (6KB)
Table 3 - Freight Travel Time: Implicit Unit Values (in 1998 $ AUD)		HTML (2KB)
Guidelines for Manuscript Submission, Instructions to Authors		HTML (6KB)
Reviewers (September 1, 1999 - December 1, 2000)		HTML (7KB)
Index to Volume 3		HTML (34KB)
Back Cover		HTML (2KB)