AbstractEvery morning, commuters either use their private cars or select the regularly dispatched buses for traveling from a residential area to a workplace on a bottleneck-constrained highway. With the mode split governed by a logit-based formula, the classical bottleneck model and a newly proposed equilibrium bus run choice model are integrated to depict the bottleneck congestion jointly caused by private cars and buses. Numerical results show that the arrival rates of commuters at workplace are different from that at bottleneck. Sensitivity analyses are conducted by varying the combinations of bus fare and dispatch frequency, as well as other model parameters.
Modal split and commuting pattern on a bottleneck-constrained highway
Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review ; 43 , 5 ; 578-590
2005-12-19
13 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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