| 英文摘要 |
“Megacity Pass”is a significant regional transportation integration project aimed at improving the connectivity between Keelung, Taipei, New Taipei and Taoyuan City. However, this study finds that the“Public Transport Month Ticket”previously issued jointly by Taipei and New Taipei City did not observe any significant effects in increasing public transport usage or reducing private vehicle usage. Consequently, this research decided to investigate whether demographic variables, consumer satisfaction, and switching costs of the population purchasing the“Megacity Pass”have an impact on consumer loyalty to public transport tools. To achieve the research objectives, this study first conducted a literature review to delve deeply into the concepts, influencing factors, and measurement indicators of demographic variables and the three variables. Secondly, the study used surveys to collect data and analyze it, to understand the public’s choice behavior towards the“Megacity Pass”under different variables, and the effects of switching costs and consumer satisfaction on consumer loyalty to public transportation. Finally, based on the theories and surveys mentioned above, this study finds that travelers’ consumer satisfaction and switching costs significantly enhance consumer loyalty, and that switching costs have a moderating effect between the two variables. This research proposes to consolidate the repurchase intention of travelers in Taipei and New Taipei City, and segment the market specifically for military, police, and students. |