This publication consists of 21 papers that explore sketch planning; tour-generation models; discrete choice estimator properties; emission pricing for large transportation networks; probit Bayes estimators; estimation of transborder trips; estimation of random coefficients logits; joint models of vehicle holdings and primary driver for a household; and network equilibrium models with dogit and nested logit structures. This issue of the TRR also examines traffic measures and policies on reliability of traffic operations and travel time; legislation for innovations in travel demand modeling; trip distribution models; urban travel time analysis; discrete choice models; within-day replanning of events; accuracy of zonal socioeconomic forecasts; population synthesis in land use microsimulations; mileage-based user fees; household fleet choice; the forecasting of regionwide travel; and synthesizing household characteristics. (Author/publisher)
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