Impacts of commute trip reduction programs, rail station area built environment changes, and ride-hailing services on traveler behavior

Abstract: 

This project consists of three related studies investigating strategies to address urban congestion: a) employer-based travel demand management strategies, b) improvement of transit station area built environments, and c) understanding the impacts of ride-hailing. Collectively, the three studies represent complementary strategies to address urban congestion. However, each of them focuses on a particular approach from managing demand side incentives to supply side service disruptions.

Author: 
Li
Rodriguez, D
Montilla, M
Chatman, D
Chen, P
Yang, X
Winters, P
Publication date: 
June 1, 2022
Publication type: 
Policy Brief
Citation: 
Li, M., Rodriguez, D., Montilla, M., & Chatman, D. (2022). Impacts of commute trip reduction programs, rail station area built environment changes, and ride-hailing services on traveler behavior. https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=view_citation&hl=en&user=YmyOoaYAAAAJ&cstart=200&pagesize=100&citation_for_view=YmyOoaYAAAAJ:AubyX3KqGToC

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Topics

ITS Berkeley topic page, Land Use and Built Environment topic page, Policy topic page, Traffic Theory topic page, Travel Behavior topic page, Shared Mobility topic page