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Demand for public transport services: Integrating qualitative and quantitative methods

This research is in the context of a mode choice study in Switzerland. This paper represents the discrete choice modeling part of this study. A comprehensive data collection campaign is carried out which also includes psychometric indicators for attitudes, perceptions and lifestyle preferences. With the help of these indicators an integrate d choice and latent variable model is built including the latent attitudes of attitude against public transport and environmental concern.

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