Designing public transport networks involves tradeoffs between extensive geographic coverage, frequent service on each route, and relying on interconnections as opposed to direct service. These choices, in turn, depend on individual preferences for waiting times, travel times, and transfers. We...

In the course of the so-called requirements plan review, a fundamental discussion is taking place about the priorities in federal trans-port infrastructure planning. Numerous interest groups are calling for a sole focus on climate protection and environmental goals. This paperargues that such a...

In the present note, I intend to elaborate on the strict correlation between cultural group selection, cooperation and forms of altruism which may affect - for instance - the internalisation of external costs related to the implementation of transport infrastructure projects. Policy measures...

Standard cost-benefit analysis (CBA) does not take into account induced demand due to relocation triggered by infrastructure investments. Using an integrated transport and land-use model calibrated for the Stockholm region, we explore whether this has any significant impact on the CBA outcome,...

Cost-Benefit analysis (CBA) is sometimes criticized for not taking account of induced demand due to planning policy or relocalization triggered by large infrastructure investments. There is also a notion among planers and decision makers that accounting for these effects can underestimate the...

Logic driven traffic big data analytics: An introduction -- Statistical models and methods -- Spatial-temporal distribution model for travel origin-destination based on multi-source data -- Analyzing spatiotemporal congestion pattern on urban roads based on taxi GPS data -- A ride-sourcing group...