Transit agencies are consistently trying to improve service reliability and attract new
passengers by employing various strategies. Previous literature reviews have focused on …

What explains transit ridership? The answer to this simple question is both obvious and
complex. Public transit systems carry large shares of person travel in older, larger …

In the last ten years transit use in Southern California has fallen significantly. This report
investigates that falling transit use. We define Southern California as the six counties that …

Waiting time (WT) is an important measure that can reflect accessibility to ridesourcing
service. Previous studies explored the effects of built environment factors on WT based on …

For decades, taxis have provided for-hire vehicle service without significant competition from
other modes. But in 2012, ride-hail services such as Uber and Lyft upended the taxi …

Problem, research strategy, and findings: Few studies have examined ride-hail users'
individual preferences between ride-hail and transit. Based on a survey of ride-hail users in …

Transit ridership depends on its quality of service. Many studies have analyzed rider
satisfaction surveys to explore important service attributes and/or identify improvement …

Problem, research strategy, and findings: People older than 65 are the most rapidly growing
segment of the US population, yet our cities and transportation systems are not age friendly …

In the past decade, there has been much talk about a decline in driving among youth. This
study examined whether this decline is associated with an increased reliance on public …

Perceived travel time in public transport trip directly affects passengers' satisfaction and
therefore is an essential consideration when planning and operating the public transport …