20_Modeling and Assessing the Impact of a Traveler’s Preference on Transit Route-Choice Behavior

Modeling and Assessing the Impact of a Traveler’s Preference on Transit Route-Choice Behavior

Authors: Justice Darko, John Park
NC A&T
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Considering and integrating the unique preferences of a traveler in navigation in transit networks may improve their travel experience, especially for travelers with disabilities.
Identifying and avoiding the inaccessible areas by considering the travelers’ preference provides a more realistic solution, especially for travelers with disabilities.
Several studies indicate the significant influence of travel time information on the path selection process, but they do not adequately consider travel time uncertainty.
This study proposes a new normative approach to improve a traveler’s door to door travel experience.

For questions about this research, contact Justice Darko at jdarko@aggies.ncat.edu.