Cognition and relative importance underlying consumer valuation of park-and-ride facilities.

Author(s)
Bos, I. Molin, E. Timmermans, H. & Heijden, R. van der
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Abstract

Results are reported of a study designed to identify the cognitive constructs underlying the valuation of park-and-ride (P&R) facilities and to measure the relative importance attached to the attributes of such facilities. Results show that the reliability of public transport is quite important. Furthermore, time and, to a lesser degree, costs considerably influence a traveler's decision to use P&R or not. Parking aspects are less important, except for information about parking. Finally, respondents evaluated the attributes about staying at P&R facilities to be least important. These results do, however, seem to vary between user groups.

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Library number
C 32919 (In: C 32904 S [electronic version only]) /72 / ITRD E828129
Source

Transportation Research Record. 2003. (1835) pp121-127 (1 Fig., 4 Tab., 5 Ref.)

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