Abstract: The transportation‐planning process incorporates the development of representative‐trip‐generation models from base year data for making forecasts of travel in subsequent years. Category analysis is a technique based on ...

Abstract: Category analysis is a method to find the average response of trips made by a particular category of analysis unit such as a person or household. Conventional analysis is done by household categories whereby the causal ...

Abstract: The behavior of traffic in the heterogeneous environment of an urban uncontrolled intersection is complex and difficult to model. The present study describes the methodology of simulating the traffic flow and thereby ...

Abstract: Forecasting of air travel demand using demand models enables better planning for infrastructure development for air transportation. Modeling for air travel demand is the process of relating a vector of socioeconomic variables ...

Abstract: Vehicle-arrival characteristics are an important input for evaluating the performance measures at urban uncontrolled intersections. In the present study an attempt is made to identify suitable probability distribution ...

Abstract: A study of interactions among crossing vehicles at an intersection forms an important attribute for evaluating the safety at urban uncontrolled intersections. In the present study, an attempt is made to develop a methodology ...

Abstract: Walking and bicycling are the two modes predominantly used for travel in urban areas of developing countries, and the location of transport‐related facilities in urban areas thus is influenced by the characteristics of ...

Abstract: A knowledge of the rip characteristics of different groups of travelers in an urban area is of great use in planning land use and transport-related facilities. Travelers in households without vehicles (not even bicycles) ...