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Volume 10, No. 1 (2017)
[48]
Persistent link to this collection: http://hdl.handle.net/11299/187702
Note: Starting in 2017, the Journal of Transport and Land Use will release articles as they are published. They will no longer be published in three separate issues.
Table of Contents:
Car drivers’ characteristics and the maximum walking distance between parking facility and final destination, pp. 1-11
On-street parking search: A UK local authority perspective, pp. 13-26
Bundled parking and vehicle ownership: Evidence from the American Housing Survey, pp. 27-55
Work schedule flexibility and parking preferences, pp. 57-75
Taking advantage of a historic opportunity? A critical review of the literature on TOD in China, pp. 77-92
Performance measures for public transport accessibility: Learning from international practice, pp. 93-118
Exploring property value effects of ferry terminals: Evidence from Brisbane, Australia, pp. 119-137
Defining critical success factors in TOD implementation using rough set analysis, pp. 139-154
Framework for land value capture from investments in transit in car-dependent cities, pp. 155-185
Does telework weaken urban structure–travel relationships?, pp. 187-210
Constraints in household relocation: Modeling land-use/transport interactions that respect time and monetary budgets. pp. 211-228
Non-linear influences of the built environment on transportation emissions: Focusing on densities, pp. 229-240
The impact of walkable environment on single-family residential property values, pp. 241-261
The effect of the Dubai Metro on the value of residential and commercial properties, pp. 263-290
Do people’s perceptions of neighborhood bikeability match "reality"?, pp. 291-308
A portrait of accessibility change for four US metropolitan areas, pp. 309-336
A model of the rise and fall of roads, pp. 337-356
The aerotropolis: Urban sustainability perspectives from the regional city, pp. 357-373
Automatic street widening: Evidence from a highway dedication law, pp. 375-393
Accessibility and the evaluation of investments on the Beijing subway, pp. 395-408
Coping with interrelatedness and fragmentation at the infrastructure/land-use interface: The potential merits of a design approach, pp. 409-435
Synergistic neighborhood relationships with travel behavior: An analysis of travel in 30,000 US neighborhoods, pp. 437-461
Feedback and the use of land for parking, pp. 463-476
How do socio-demographics and built environment affect individual accessibility based on activity space? Evidence from Greater Cleveland, Ohio, pp. 477-503
The Propensity to Cycle Tool: An open source online system for sustainable transport planning, pp. 505-528
Identifying transit deserts in major Texas cities where the supplies missed the demands, pp. 539-540
The effect of light rail transit on land-use development in a city without zoning, pp. 541-556
The freight landscape: Convergence and divergence in urban freight distribution, pp. 557-572
Using trip chaining and joint travel as mediating variables to explore the relationships among travel behavior, socio-demographics, and urban form, pp. 573-588
Multi-dimensional geometric complexity in urban transportation systems, pp. 589-625
Prudential measures in housing access: Should one include transport costs in the front-end ratio?, pp. 627-654
Built environment determinants of bicycle volume: A longitudinal analysis, pp. 655-674
Analyzing spatiotemporal congestion pattern on urban roads based on taxi GPS data, pp. 675-694
Proximity to four bikeway types and neighborhood-level cycling mode share of male and female commuters, pp. 695-713
Pipeline right-of-way encroachment in Arepo, Nigeria, pp. 715-724
Open for business? Effects of Los Angeles Metro Rail construction on adjacent businesses, pp. 725-742
Transit-oriented development in China: Literature review and evaluation of TOD potential across 50 Chinese cities, pp. 743-762
Built environment and travel behavior: Validation and application of a continuous-treatment propensity score stratification method, pp. 763-788
Photos, tweets, and trails: Are social media proxies for urban trail use?, pp. 789-804
WSTLUR 17 Special Section: Active Travel: Scofflaw bicycling: Illegal but rational, pp. 805-836
WSTLUR 17 Special Section: Active Travel: Comparing importance-performance analysis and three-factor theory in assessing rider satisfaction with transit, pp. 837-854
WSTLUR 17 Special Section: Equity: Does where you live affect how much you spend on transit? The link between urban form and household transit expenditures in Mexico City, pp. 855-878
WSTLUR 17 Special Section: Active Travel: Transit accessibility, land development and socioeconomic priority: A typology of planned station catchment areas in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, pp. 879-902
WSTLUR 17 Special Section: Active Travel: A tale of two millennials, pp. 903-910
WSTLUR 17 Special Section: Equity: Spatial accessibility of public transport in Australian cities: Does it relieve or entrench social and economic inequality?, pp. 911-930
Cruising for parking: New empirical evidence and influential factors on cruising time, pp. 931-943
Which D's are the important ones? The effects of regional location and density on driving distance in Oslo and Stavanger, pp. 945-964
Impact of traffic zones on mobility behavior in Tehran, Iran, pp. 965-982
Salarvandian, Fatemeh; Dijst, Martin; Helbich, Marco (Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2017)
The use of private cars has increased rapidly in developing countries, causing congestion and pollution in cities. In Iran, measures have been taken to manage the extensive automobile use in Tehran. Two downtown traffic ...
Næss, Petter; Cao, Xinyu (Jason); Strand, Arvid (Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2017)
Based on a study in the Greater Oslo and Greater Stavanger urban areas in Norway, this paper employs quantitative and qualitative research methods to investigate the influences of residential location and neighborhood ...
Cao, Jason; Cao, Xiaoshu (Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2017)
Transit ridership depends on its quality of service. Many studies have analyzed rider satisfaction surveys to explore important service attributes and/or identify improvement priorities. Importance-performance analysis ...
Delbosc, Alexa; Ralph, Kelcie (Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2017)
In recent years, the millennial generation (those born roughly between 1980 and 2000) has gained significant attention in transport research. Initial research characterized this generation as multimodal, urban and tech-savvy; ...
Lee, Jinwoo (Brian); Agdas, Duzgun; Baker, Douglas (Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2017)
The goal of this study is to explore the perceptions and behaviors of drivers who cruise for parking. We conducted surveys with drivers in Brisbane, Australia, to understand potential factors that influence drivers’ cruising ...
