Catching a ride on the information super-highway: toward an understanding of internet-based carpool formation and use
TransportationPublished 16 March 2010
Ron Buliung, Kalina Soltys, Randy Bui, Catherine Habel, Ryan Lanyon
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Results from a logistic regression analysis suggest that geographical proximity to other users; workplace TDM policies; the scheduling of work; and commuter role preference increase the odds of successfully carpooling.
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Carpools, Commuting, Travel behaviour, Transportation planning, Internet, Metrolinx,
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