Publicaciones Científicas de Socios

Bastián Henríquez Jara, Jacqueline Arriagada, Kimberly Montenegro, Alejandro Tirachini, Marcela Munizaga Abstract Advanced Traveller Information Systems (ATIS) have been shown to improve travel satisfaction and to make public transport more attractive, but their effect on traffic, travel behaviour, and environmental externalities remains an... read more →

Juan Pablo Torres, Denis Sauré, Marcel Goic, Charles Thraves, Jorge Pacheco, Javiera Burgos, Natalia Trigo, Felipe Del Solar, Ignasi Neira, Gonzalo Díaz, Miguel O'Ryan, Leonardo J Basso Summary Background Nirsevimab for the prevention of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) was introduced in some countries in the... read more →

Göran Smith, Camila Balbontín Abstract There is a fundamental tension between user convenience and system efficiency in transport. This workshop set out to bridge the discussions on user-centric mobility with those on transport... read more →

I. Made Sukmayasa, Jaime Soza-Parra, Dick Ettema Abstract Adolescence is marked by exploratory, risk-taking behaviours and gender-specific challenges that often involve parental involvement in travel decisions. This study examines the interplay between parental influence, gender,... read more →

Jacqueline Arriagada, Carlo Prato, Marcela Munizaga Abstract Understanding the route choice behaviour of public transport passengers is essential for explaining passenger preferences and predicting demand. A growing body of literature has focused on public transport... read more →

Bastián Henríquez-Jara, C. Ángelo Guevara Abstract The Experience-Based Choice Model (EBCM) accounts for the underlying learning process within choices, where the main learning unit is the instant utility: a representation of the hedonic... read more →

Paul Basnak, Camila Balbontín, José Agustín Vallejo-Borda, Fernando Feres, José Reyes, Matthew J. Beck, David A. Hensher, Ricardo Giesen Abstract Although most activities have returned to business as usual after the critical phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are long-lasting impacts, particularly on mobility. Based... read more →

Keiko Porath, Patricia Galilea Abstract Regarding the latest developments in transport research and policy, “mobility of care” (MoC) is a concept that has started to be recognised. MoC refers to trips generated by... read more →

Rodrigo Mora, Cristhian Figueroa-Martínez, Natan Waintrub Abstract The surge in cycling in Chilean cities is increasing the number of conflicts between bus drivers and cyclists. However, these conflicts have traditionally been ignored by the literature,... read more →

Andrés Fielbaum, David Salas, Ruilin Zhang, Francisco Castro Abstract Ride-hailing platforms typically classify drivers as either employees or independent contractors. These classifications tend to emphasise either wage certainty or flexibility, but rarely both. We study an alternative... read more →