Working Papers 2011
- ITLS-WP-11-01

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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.
- ITLS-WP-11-13

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- 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

- A maritime security framework for fighting piracy.
- Ada Suk Fung Ng
- Key words: Maritime security; piracy; Straits of Malacca; Somalia.
- ITLS-WP-11-22

- 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

- 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

- 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.
- ITS-WP-11-12

- 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.