Analysis of mode choice and location of Queensland university students.

Author(s)
Grigg, T.J.
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Abstract

THE PUBLIC TRANSPORT-CAR DEBATE IS A POPULAR ONE ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES WITH QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY BEING NO EXCEPTION. RECENT TRANSPORT PROPOSALS AT THIS CAMPUS HAVE HIGHLIGHTED THE LACK OF BASIC DATA ON STUDENT TRAVEL AND LOCATION CHARACTERISTICS. THIS PAPER REPORTS ON A SAMPLE SURVEY OF STUDENTS INQUIRING INTO THESE CHARACTERISTICS. AN ANALYSIS OF MODE CHOICE IS ALSO DESCRIBED. THE RESULTS INDICATE THAT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS BEHAVE DIFFERENTLY FROM THE POPULATION AT LARGE IN MODE CHOICE SELECTION. (A). FOR THE COVERING ABSTRACT OF THE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS SEE IRRD ABSTRACT NO 226354.

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C 51457 (In: B 13293 [electronic version only]) /72 / IRRD 226300
Source

In: Proceedings of the 8th Conference of the Australian Road Research Board, Perth, August 23 - 27, 1976. Volume 8, Part 5, Traffic Engineering, Session 20, p. 31-41

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