Transportation

Papers
(The H4-Index of Transportation is 20. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Increasing relative risk taking in a choice context with source-dependent travel time risks74
Analyzing the importance of network topology in AADT estimation: insights from travel demand models using graph neural networks35
An agent-based fleet management model for first- and last-mile services34
An agent-based simulation approach to investigate the shift of Switzerland’s inland freight transport from road to rail34
Identifying instant utility using psychophysiological indicators in a transport experiment with ecological validity34
Shared micromobility, perceived accessibility, and social capital33
Does response lag affect travelers’ stated preference? Evidence from a real-time stated adaptation survey30
Identifying main drivers for students and staff members’ choice or to work/study from home or attend university campus and their transport mode choice: a case study in Australia28
Flow count data-driven static traffic assignment models through network modularity partitioning25
Accessibility improvement and interregional trade flows25
Transit modal complementarity: measuring the access provided by transfers25
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on bike-sharing uses in two French towns: the cases of Lyon and Toulouse24
COVID Future panel survey: A unique public dataset documenting how U.S. residents’ travel-related choices changed during the COVID-19 pandemic24
Modeling disease spread: Integrating mobility, awareness, and behavior23
What are the multimodal patterns of individual mobility at the day level in the Paris region? A two-stage data-driven approach based on the 2018 Household Travel Survey23
Let’s walk! The fallacy of urban first- and last-mile public transport21
Mapping connection and substitution behaviors between shared E-bicycles and public transportation21
Assessing the evolution of Public Transportation demand over time based on real data through survival analysis in Bologna, Italy21
Panacea or placebo? Exploring the causal effects of nonlocal vehicle driving restriction policies on traffic congestion using a difference-in-differences approach21
Implications of pricing and fleet size strategies on shared bikes and e-scooters: a case study from Lyon, France21
Governing shared mobility: a comparison of the public policy goals being pursued in three cities20
Agent-based simulations of shared automated vehicle operations: reflecting travel-party size, season and day-of-week demand variations20
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