Figure 10 Cumulative Distribution of per Capita Trip Rate for All Modes by Trip Distance and Purpose

Cumulative share of all trips, percent Trip distance, km

Note: The fitted curves are of the type y = k[1/(-c)b -1/(x-c)b] Source: See table 1...

Figure 1 Time Expenditure for Major Activities as a Function of Work Time: 1965/1966

Time dedicated to major activities, h/cap/d

Daily working time, h/cap/d (hours)

Notes: Data are...

Figure 8 Modal Split (Trips) in the United States for Short and Long Distance Travel

Modal share in percentage of trips Trip distance, km (log scale)

Gray data points = 1990 White data points = 1995

Note: Trips...

Regularities in Travel Demand: An International Perspective

Andreas Schafer* Massachusetts Institute of Technology

This paper compares major mobility variables from about 30 travel surveys in more than 10 countries...

Table B-1 Estimate of Average Daily Travel Distances in Singapore

Index for Volumes 1–6

Note: Page numbers refer to the print version of the journal.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Accessibility and employment, Vol. 4(2/3):49–66 and road construction, Vol. 5(1):26...

Manuscript Guidelines and Author Instructions

JT&S publishes original basic and applied research featuring planning, engineering, statistical, and economic analysis aimed at improving public and private mobility and safety in all modes of transportation. Previous volumes of the Journal...

Introduction

America's container ports play an important role in handling U.S. merchandise trade moving to and from distant places around the world. Each year, these seaports handle exports produced at U.S. factories and farms and imports of goods such as automobiles, machinery, electronics,...

Figure 15 Maritime Container Entries into the United States: 2000-2007

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Millions of container units of all sizes)

Spotlight 2: Maritime Security

Importers are required to provide the following 10 data elements: