Work hour policies established by employers govern when employees travel to and from work. The policies influence not only the volume of employees traveling during peak traffic periods, but employee propensity to consider transit, carpooling and other alternatives to driving alone. Consequently, work hour management is an important component of travel demand management.
This report describes the evaluation results of the Duluth Variable Work Hours/Transit Fare Prepayment Demonstration. The demonstration project was in...
This report discusses each of the forecasting steps - trip generation, trip distribution, mode choice, and assignment - of the current Dallas-Fort Wor...
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