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Incorporation of Stated Preference and Revealed Preference Methods in Regional Travel Survey Programs: Final Report
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2022-07-01
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Edition:Final Report, January 2020 – August 2022
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Abstract:Transportation plans must consider the inevitable introduction of new emerging technology and must be able to assess the impacts of proposed transportation policies and large-scale infrastructure projects. To address this need, it is important to incorporate SP questions within travel surveys. This project demonstrated state-of-the-art SP techniques and recommends the addition of SP experiments to existing traditional household travel surveys to enhance the surveys’ use for long-term travel forecasts. It included the development of a practical methodology for creating an integrated RP-SP travel survey in the form of a guidebook. This methodology was exemplified by the design, deployment, and analysis of an RP-SP survey, which included an SP experiment on workplace location choices in scenarios where the effects of COVID-19 begin to wane. The research shows that SP experiments and RP-SP surveys are an important tool to provide information for a future that may substantially differ from today, and suggests that the hybridization of workplaces will persist into the future.
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