Preprint Journal Article

A Vehicle Use Forecasting Model Based on Revealed and Stated Vehicle Type Choice and Utilisation Data

Publication Date

January 1, 1997

Associated Project

Author(s)

Thomas Golob, David Bunch, David Brownstone

Areas of Expertise

Travel Behavior, Land Use, & the Built Environment
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Abstract

This research describes a new model of household vehicle use behavior by type of vehicle. Forecasts of future vehicle emissions, including potential gains that might be attributed to introductions of alternative-fuel (clean-fuel) vehicles, critically depend upon the ability to forecast vehicle-miles travelled by the fuel type, body style and size, and vintage of vehicle. 

Suggested Citation
THOMAS F. GOLOB, David Bunch and David Brownstone (1997) “A Vehicle Use Forecasting Model Based on Revealed and Stated Vehicle Type Choice and Utilisation Data”. Available at: https://escholarship.org/uc/item/2x86k20c.

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