Working Papers

From 2002 onwards the Key Centre's working papers are available to download from this website. Papers from 1991 to 2001 are available to purchase in hard copy, please email business.itlsinfo@sydney.edu.au for purchase details.

Since 2009 has also published a series of working papers written by the members of the ITLS-Sydney Board of Advice; these may be accessed from the Board of Advice working papers webpage.


ITLS-WP-11-01  Adobe PDF Document
Embedding risk attitudes in a scheduling model: Application to the study of commuting departure time.
Zheng Li, Alejandro Tirachini & David A. Hensher
Key words: Risk attitude; commuter car travel; willingness to pay; travel time variability; non-linear scheduling model; mixed multinomial logit; departure time.
ITLS-WP-11-02  Adobe PDF Document
A correction framework for improving the robustness of motor vehicle registration data.
John Apelbaum
Key words: Motor vehicle registration data; scrappage rates; vehicle sales.
ITLS-WP-11-03  Adobe PDF Document
No car lanes or bus lanes: which gives public transport the better priority? An evaluation of priority lanes in Tyne and Wear.
Corinne Mulley
Key words: Bus priority; no car lanes; policy evaluation.
ITLS-WP-11-04  Adobe PDF Document
Travel time expenditures and travel time budgets - Preliminary findings
Peter Stopher and Yun Zhang
Key words: Travel time expenditure; travel time budget; transport; GPS
ITLS-WP-11-05  Adobe PDF Document
Analysing speeding behaviour: A multilevel modelling approach.
Russell Familar, Stephen Greaves and Adrian Ellison
Key words: Speeding; multilevel modelling; GPS technology.
ITLS-WP-11-06  Adobe PDF Document
Travel time competitiveness of cycling in Sydney.
Richard B Ellison and Stephen Greaves
Key words: Cycling; active transport; sustainability; travel time.
ITLS-WP-11-07  Adobe PDF Document
Consistently inconsistent: The role of certainty, acceptability and scale in automobile choice.
Matthew J Beck, John M Rose and David A Hensher
Key words: Scale; heterogeneity, certainty; vehicle choice; preferences; scaled multinomial logit; choice survey; respondent behaviour; acceptability.
ITLS-WP-11-08  Adobe PDF Document
Evaluation of GPS device properties for a possible use in future household travel surveys.
Peter Stopher and Nicolas Speisser*
Key words: Household travel survey; GPS; transport.
ITLS-WP-11-09  Adobe PDF Document
A proposal for accessibility planning in NSW: Research and policy issues.
Rhonda Daniels and Corinne Mulley
Key words: Accessibility; transport planning; indicators; public transport.
ITLS-WP-11-10  Adobe PDF Document
Towards a simplified payment formula as a reference point for bus contract negotiation or assessment.
David A. Hensher, Corinne Mulley and Neil Smith
Key words: Bus contracts; payment formulae; simplified contracts; international experience; reference point; cost; patronage; contract negotiation.
ITLS-WP-11-11  Adobe PDF Document
The impact of environmental attitudes on responses to emissions charging and vehicle choice.
Matthew J Beck, John M Rose and David A Hensher
Key words: Stated preference; emissions charging; vehicle choice; response bias.
ITS-WP-11-12  Adobe PDF Document
The spatial distribution of parking policy and usage: A case study of Melbourne, Australia.
William Young and Clare Ferres Miles
Key words: Parking; spatial distribution; supply policy.
ITLS-WP-11-13  Adobe PDF Document
The logistics implications of emerging business models.
David Walters
Key words: Business models; globalisation regionalisation collaboration value drivers; value added; productivity profitability.
ITLS-WP-11-14  Adobe PDF Document
Does the choice model method and/or the data matter?
David A Hensher, John M Rose and Zheng Li
Key words: Multiple data sets; stated choice; discrete choice models; scale; MNL; latent class; mixed logit; scale MNL; generalized mixed logit; Australia; New Zealand.
ITLS-WP-11-15  Adobe PDF Document
Networks alliances as strategy: A case study of an SME in an emerging economy.
Peter Lok, Jo Rhodes and David Walters
Key words: Strategic network alliance; relationship management; knowledge sharing management; SMEs.
ITLS-WP-11-16  Adobe PDF Document
The importance of completeness and clarity in air transport contracts in remote regions in Europe and Australia.
Rico Merkert and David A. Hensher
Key words: Aviation in remote regions; public service obligations; contracts; transaction costs.
ITLS-WP-11-17  Adobe PDF Document
Environmental and social taxes: Reforming road pricing in Australia.
John Stanley and David Hensher
Key words: Road pricing; tax reform; Australia; congestion; externalities; optimal tax.
ITLS-WP-11-18  Adobe PDF Document
Analysis of a financial incentive to encourage safer driving practices.
Stephen Greaves and Simon Fifer
Key words: Road safety; speeding; behaviour change; kilometre-based charges.
ITLS-WP-11-19  Adobe PDF Document
A comparison of algorithms for generating efficient choice experiments.
Wu Quan, John M. Rose, Andrew T. Collins and Michiel C.J. Bliemer
Key words: Stated choice; efficient experimental designs; algorithms.
ITLS-WP-11-20  Adobe PDF Document
Understanding mode choice decisions: A study of Australian freight shippers.
Mary R. Brooks, Sean M. Puckett, David A. Hensher and Adrian Sammons
Key words: Mode choice; short sea shipping, Australia.
ITLS-WP-11-21  Adobe PDF Document
A maritime security framework for fighting piracy.
Ada Suk Fung Ng
Key words: Maritime security; piracy; Straits of Malacca; Somalia.
ITLS-WP-11-22  Adobe PDF Document
Improved information for better land transport in our cities.
John Stanley
Key words: Climate change; COAG Reform Council; traffic congestion; liveability performance indicators; social exclusion.
ITLS-WP-11-23  Adobe PDF Document
Random regret minimization or random utility maximization: An exploratory analysis in the context of automobile fuel choice.
David Hensher, William H. Greene and Caspar G. Chorus
Key words: Random regret; random utility; automobile choice; stated choice experiment; elasticities.
ITLS-WP-11-24  Adobe PDF Document
The impact of discontinuity in governance: How transport planning went off the rails in Sydney.
Rhonda Daniels
Key words: Governance; institutions; transport planning; public transport.