This study develops a method of measuring airline repurchase motivation exploring service items affecting repurchase, and aiding airlines to self-evaluate their service marketing. An empirical study is conducted involving interviewing 1457 repeat patrons of four major airlines that fly between...

This study investigates two groups of recreational cyclists’ environmental preferences for, and satisfaction with, existing cycling facilities in a technopolis. An in-depth examination of between-group differences in demand for recreational cycling was carried out on the basis of personal...

Shortest-path (minimum travel time) routing has been adopted over the past few decades. However, many studies have shown that a driver's route and the shortest path differ widely in significant ways, and that most drivers use several criteria in selecting their routes. Since route choice...

We have explored vehicle dependence, taking account of subjective considerations of individual travelers. Vehicle dependence, arising from economic considerations, psychological preference, and habitual behavior, is formulated here as a subjective latent construct that acts in a person's mode...