Intercity travel in northeastern rural regions of the U.S.

Neely, Sean; Lee, Brian H. Y.; Sentoff, Karen; University of Vermont. Transportation Research Center

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Intercity travel in northeastern rural regions of the U.S.

2015-06-01
By Neely, Sean ; Lee, Brian H. Y. ; Sentoff, Karen

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Neely, Sean ; Lee, Brian H. Y. ; Sentoff, Karen

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University of Vermont. Transportation Research Center
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University Transportation Centers Program (U.S.)
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Age Attitudes Automobile Travel Bus Travel Education Gender Intercity Travel Mode Choice Railroad Transportation Rural Areas Surveys Travel Behavior
Publication/ Report Number:

TRC Report 15-007
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Vermont
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University of Vermont. Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

Much research exists on intercity travel behavior between large metropolitan centers.

There is an opportunity for more research on travel from less populated areas to large

metropolitan ones. When planning a trip from Northern New England to major cities in the

Northeast, there are often several transportation options to consider. This work considers

the relationship between information access and attitudes about transportation options for

this type of travel, using automobile, intercity bus, and passenger rail. The report explores

relationships between access to information and attitudes about traveling from Northern

New England to major cities in the Northeast United States by automobile, intercity bus and

passenger rail, taking into account gender, education level, and age group.

The primary research question is: What can we learn about the relationship between

access to trip planning information, and people’s attitudes about traveling from Northern

New England to major cities in the Northeast by automobile, bus, and passenger rail?
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