The study presents cost-benefit analyses of walking and cycling track networks in three Norwegian cities. The cost-benefit analyses take into account the benefit of reduced insecurity and the health benefits of the improved fitness the use of non-motorized transport provides. In addition to...

Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) undertaken for the road sector in Norway includes non-market goods such as travel time savings, traffic safety, noise and air pollution. Traditionally, these non-market goods are valued through separate willingness to pay studies without attention to interactions...

A new test procedure revealing mutuallyinconsistent choices has been developed andapplied to Stated Choice data. Our analysisshows that inconsistent choices commonly occurin several Stated Choice tasks. An applicationof the test to the Norwegian Value of Timestudy data shows that failing to...