2013-10-19 17:08:31.050606+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
David Levinson has a neat set of posts on why and how people don't take the shortest routes when they drive. Starting at Transportationist: People and their Paths 1: Do People Take the Shortest Path?.
In Transportationist: People and their Paths 4: Time and its Mis-perception, I'd also like to see some data on modal changes and how that impacts perception of time on public transit.
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