Titlebook: Information and Pricing in Road Transportation; Richard H. M. Emmerink Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1998 Economic Models.

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Welfare Economic Analysis of Motorist Information in a Two-Route Networkn be extended to study the impacts of mode-split and route-split effects simultaneously. The models presented are based on the SNDUE framework which was discussed in Chapter 4. Within this framework, the interactions between, on the one hand, the informed and uninformed drivers, and on the other, th

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Endogenous Demand for Motorist Informationcosts associated with motorist information. Costs, which may, for instance, reflect the price of the necessary information technology equipment. In this manner, the choice of being informed is modelled . in the present chapter. Hence, an actor in the present chapter does not only decide on whether o

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Motorist Information in Networks with Multiple OD-Pairsowever, an often mentioned drawback of these type of theoretical models is their lack of realism. This lack of realism has been taken for granted by the desire to answer policy questions related to information provision by using transparent analytical models rather than simulation models of more rea

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Radio Traffic and Variable Message Sign Information; An Empirical Analysisce and market success of telematics. Since traffic flows are simply the aggregation of individual decisions, road user’s behaviour will completely determine whether these new technologies are able to meet their objective of using scarce road space in a more efficient manner. Even the most sophistica

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