Journal Volume: 76
Journal Issue:
Journal Year: 2024
Articles in SafetyLit: 20

Activities and active mobility of children - at the interface of travel behavior and health research

Checking data quality of longitudinal household travel survey data

Considerations on how to conduct a survey about long-distance travel with reduced memory effect

Do open-ended questions influence the measurement of attitudes? An investigation

Driver survey vs GPS Tour data: strength and weaknesses of the two sources in order to model the drivers' journeys

Evaluating GPS-based methods of data collection from the users' perspective

Identifying and understanding long-distance travel demand by combining official transport statistics and survey data

New evidence on nonresponse in household travel surveys

Recruitment, participant motivation and response rates in a smartphone-based travel survey: mobility panel in aspern Seestadt

Response bias in Likert-style psychological items - an example from a large-scale travel survey in China

Sampling, nonresponse, and quality in travel surveys

Scenarios for a national household travel survey in the Province of Quebec

State-of-the-art of longitudinal travel surveys - a comparison of the MOP and MPN

Studying the Pedestrian Level-of-Service (PLoS): lessons regarding the combination of survey and monitoring data

Time use during activities and trips -- potentials for analyzing future travel and activity behavior

Towards the standardization of reporting in smartphone travel surveys: the development and application of the Smartphone Survey Reporting Guidelines (SSRGs)

Underreported trips, a non-negligible empirical effect of traditional survey methods - a new weighting procedure of data enriching to overcome this bias

University Mobility Survey 2021 in Madrid Region (Spain): facing the challenge of getting responses during the COVID-19 pandemic

Using open big data sources for customizing bike sharing survey delivering and improving response rate

Virtual environments for analyzing travel behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic