CONSUMER PREFERENCES FOR AUTOMATED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS.

Don P. Costantino; Thomas F. Golob; Peter R. Stopher

CONSUMER PREFERENCES FOR AUTOMATED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS.

Don P. Costantino, Thomas F. Golob, Peter R. Stopher

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Abstract

This paper investigates the attitudes of a cross section of residents of a metropolitan area toward 3 automated transportation systems. In the first phase of the analysis, the interrelations among the respondents' perceptions of the system attributes are examined. Five latent factors are determined through factor analysis to describe the attribute satisfaction ratings: level of service, comfort and privacy, degree of automatic control, out-of-pocket cost, and options and amenities. These factors are consistent for both work and shopping trips.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	81-93
Number of pages	13
Journal	Transportation Research Record
Issue number	527
State	Published - 1974
Externally published	Yes

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Civil and Structural Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

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