英文摘要 |
This study aims to develop the mode and route choice model of freewaydrivers to investigate the potential impacts of various distance-toll schemes withand without daily credit of free-mileage. To acknowledge the heterogeneity in thepreferences of freeway drivers, the latent class models (LCM) are developed basedon the stated-preference designed questionnaire surveys on drivers in Taipei,Taichung and Kaohsiung metropolitans. The estimation results show that triplength, residential area, and driver age are three key segmentation variables thatclassify freeway drivers into three groups: 1) Ordinary freeway drivers; 2) Highincome drivers with short-range trips; and 3) Low-income drivers with long-rangetrips. Scenario analyses on various toll rates and various daily credits of freemileage are conducted and compared. |