Activity-based model for active modes
Activity-based model for active modes
Abstract
An activity-based travel demand model called BRUTUS (Rambøll, 2022) was made for Trondheim on behalf of and funded by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Statens Vegvesen. The aim is to explore how a new kind of model can help in evaluating walking and cycling infrastructure investments.
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