Transportation

Papers
(The H4-Index of Transportation is 18. 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 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Increasing relative risk taking in a choice context with source-dependent travel time risks63
Analyzing the importance of network topology in AADT estimation: insights from travel demand models using graph neural networks35
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 Australia33
Identifying instant utility using psychophysiological indicators in a transport experiment with ecological validity32
An agent-based simulation approach to investigate the shift of Switzerland’s inland freight transport from road to rail29
Does response lag affect travelers’ stated preference? Evidence from a real-time stated adaptation survey26
An agent-based fleet management model for first- and last-mile services26
Flow count data-driven static traffic assignment models through network modularity partitioning25
Shared micromobility, perceived accessibility, and social capital23
Retiring meters: a roadmap to encourage wider adoption of parking apps23
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 Survey22
Implications of pricing and fleet size strategies on shared bikes and e-scooters: a case study from Lyon, France22
Let’s walk! The fallacy of urban first- and last-mile public transport22
Modeling disease spread: Integrating mobility, awareness, and behavior22
COVID Future panel survey: A unique public dataset documenting how U.S. residents’ travel-related choices changed during the COVID-19 pandemic21
Mapping connection and substitution behaviors between shared E-bicycles and public transportation21
Transit modal complementarity: measuring the access provided by transfers19
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on bike-sharing uses in two French towns: the cases of Lyon and Toulouse18
Accessibility improvement and interregional trade flows18
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