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... is made fairly independently of accessibility, while smaller shifts of up to an hour or two are more sensitive to travel times and costs -- the peak spreading effect. Because all the models use broad network time periods, the tendency has been to model the choice of these periods for tours at a fairly high level above mode and destination choices (although in most cases the usual destination for work and school tours has already been predicted)
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  • mode choice
  • generation models
  • transportation research
  • activity generation
  • destination choice

  • accessibility measures
  • columbus model
  • travel time
  • travel times
  • choice model

  • departure time
  • time periods
  • choice models
  • time windows
  • available time


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