Feeder mode choice analysis for public bus transit system: a case study

Q3 Social Sciences

World Review of Intermodal Transportation Research Pub Date : 2017-09-04 DOI:10.1504/WRITR.2017.10007064

M. I. Balya, Rakesh Kumar

引用次数: 1

Abstract

Accessibility of public transit system is minimal in developing countries due to the lack of feeder services. The present study used multinomial logit models to analyse the feeder mode choice modelling in Ahmedabad City in India. The prediction accuracy of the proposed model was 53.6%, which was greater than the proportional by chance accuracy criteria of 49.5%. The results revealed that increase in the level of service variables, i.e., travel time and travel cost, the respondents willingness from feeder modes to a present private mode. The findings revealed that as the estimated coefficients for a monthly income of users for three wheelers as a feeder mode has 0.641 times the chance of preferring over minibus while preferences of the bicycle as feeder mode have 0.817 more chances to use the minibus. The proposed methodology can be applied for feeder mode choice of same sized metropolitan cities.

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公共交通系统馈线方式选择分析:一个案例研究

在发展中国家，由于缺乏支线服务，公共交通系统的可达性最低。本研究采用多项逻辑模型对印度艾哈迈达巴德市馈线模式选择模型进行了分析。该模型的预测精度为53.6%，高于随机比例预测精度标准的49.5%。结果表明，随着服务变量(即出行时间和出行成本)水平的提高，受访者愿意从接驳模式转向目前的私人模式。结果表明，根据月收入估算系数，选择三轮车作为交通工具的用户比选择小巴的可能性高0.641倍，而选择自行车作为交通工具的用户比选择小巴的可能性高0.817倍。该方法可应用于同等规模大城市的馈线方式选择。

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World Review of Intermodal Transportation Research Social Sciences-Geography, Planning and Development

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