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. 2022 Jun 28;163:338–352. doi: 10.1016/j.tra.2022.06.005

Table 3.3.

RPBPHM model estimation results and marginal effects for public transport travel intentions.

Variable category Bus
Coefficient
Bus
t-stata
Train
Coefficient
Train
t-stata
Marginal effects on the likelihood of reducing bus use
[y = 1]
Marginal effects on the likelihood of reducing train use
[y = 1]
Constant −0.702 6.60 −0.689 −7.05
Car use prior to COVID-19 0.365 3.20 0.392 3.38 0.0640 0.0817
COVID-19 bus risk perceptions 0.195 2.59 0.0312
COVID-19 train risk perceptions 0.225 3.01 0.0449
Household size −0.196 −2.40 −0.0422




Random Parameters

Age −0.213 −1.60 −0.0502
Standard deviation of parameter density function 0.315 2.62
Unable to work −0.580 −1.96 −0.1364
Standard deviation of parameter density function 0.502 2.06
Resides in Lothian −0.225 −2.29 −0.0413
Standard deviation of parameter density function 0.302 3.41
PT use prior to COVID-19 0.148 1.46 0.0190
Standard deviation of parameter density function 0.447 5.21




Heterogeneity in the mean of RPthe term preceding “:” is the random parameter and the succeeding term is the exogenous influence.

Resides in Lothian (Lothian) : Highest Education level (Higher, Non-degree tertiary level) 0.387 2.22
PT use prior to COVID-19 (>= 1 day per week) : Social media COVID-19 information (frequent) 0.277 2.01
PT use prior to COVID-19 (>= 1 day per week): Resides in Central Belt (Lothian/Greater Glasgow/Clyde) −0.364 2.42
Unable to work (long-term illness or disabled) : Websites or online news pages COVID-19 information (frequent) 0.820 1.75

Cross-equation correlation coefficient (t-stat in parentheses) 0.988(180.50)
Number of observations 615
Halton draws 500
LL(0) −762.12
LL(βFP), fixed parameters bivariate probit model (FPBP) −561.84
LL(βRP), random parameters bivariate probit model (RPBP) −555.48
LL(βRPHM), random parameters model with heterogeneity in the means of random parameters (RPBPHM) −548.65

PT = public transport; RP = Random Parameter; -=not applicable; LL (0) = log-likelihood at zero; LL(β) = log-likelihood at convergence.

Likelihood Ratio Test (I): RPBP > FPBP with > 95% level of confidence.

Likelihood Ratio Test (II): RPBPHM > RPBP with > 99% level of confidence.

a

Variables with |t-stat| > 1.65 are significant at > 90% level of confidence, those with and |t-stat| > 1.96 are significant at > 95% level of confidence.