This Transportation Research Record contains 29 papers on the subject of traveler behavior and values. Among the specific topics discussed are the following: transport modeling; mode choice decisions; route choice; multimodal travel behavior; trip generation; travel trends of the aging workforce; car ownership; shopping activities; daily activity schedules; voluntary travel behavior change; incidental trips; life-cycle cost for pavements considering route choice; large-scale microsimulations; travel time budgets and distributions; transfers in multimodal trips; utilitarian trips within a neotraditional neighborhood; travel time reliability in route choice; genetic algorithm for within-household interactions in mode choice models; home-activity approach to multimodal travel choice modeling; diversion due to ramp meters; stops in commute journeys and incremental travel; intrahousehold car-type choice; traffic assignment based on travel time reliability; learning and behavior in route and departure time choice; underpinnings of behavioral travel demand; value of travel time and demand elasticity; transportation expenditures and ability to pay; and cognitive mapping, travel behavior, and access to opportunity. The 2006 series of the Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board consists of approximately 820 papers selected from 2,800 submissions after rigorous peer review. The peer review for each paper published in this volume was coordinated by the sponsoring committee acknowledged at the end of the text; members of the sponsoring committees for the papers in this volume are listed on page II. Many of these papers were presented at the 85th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board in January 2006. (Author/publisher)
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