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. 2022 Jan 17;50(3):811–835. doi: 10.1007/s11116-021-10262-9
Indicators Authors (Danaf et al. 2014) (Nguyen-Phuoc et al. 2018) (Obregón Biosca 2020) (Van et al. 2014) (Duarte et al. 2016) (Nayum & Nordfjærn 2021) (Shaaban and Kim 2016) (Simons et al. 2014) ¥ (Whalen et al. 2013) (Zhou 2012) (Zhou et al. 2018)
Area Lebanon Vietnam Mexico Thailand, China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines Colombia, Brazil Norway Qatar Belgium Canada USA (Los Angeles) USA (Ames, Iowa)
Modes considered Car, PT, jitney Walk, cycle, PT, car Active modes, bus, car car, PT Walk, cycle, car, bus PT Car and bus Walk, cycle, PT, car, motorcycle Walk, cycle, PT, car Walk, cycle, car, carpool, PT, telework Driving, carpooling, transit, biking, walking
Sample size 594 503 594 716 786 (Colombia) / 653 (Brazil) 424 330 19 1385 769 1661
Dependent variable Mode choice Mode choice Mode choice Intention Mode choice Intention Mode choice Mode choice Mode choice Mode choice Mode choice
Independent variables
Socio-demographic
Gender
Year of studies / age
Income
Living arrangements
Car/motorcycle ownership
Environmental
Living area / street density
Home-university distance
Travel Demand Management
Weather
Psychological
Reliability
Safety and security
Convenience and access
Bus staff behaviour
Health
Environmental pollution
Traffic