Human Effort and the Value of travel Time

Human Effort and the Value of travel Time

The author considers various possible measures of "effort" (the factors additional to time and money which affect the demand for travel). More research is needed to establish the effect of "effort" on travellers' behaviour and to find methods of using the results in planning.

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