Implications of congestion charging for departure time choice: Work and non-work schedule flexibility

The impacts of time of day pricing on car user behavior: findings from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s initiative

“…The relaxation of work hour constraints, coupled with time of day pricing is bound to have a dramatic effect on the hourly distribution of traffic. This conclusion is supported by previous research that highlighted the importance of the constraints imposed by employers on the employees' time of travel choices (Saleh and Farrell 2005). It should not come as a surprise that rescheduling of trips to off-peak hours accounted for only 0.69% of the sample.…”

How does commuting behavior change due to incentives? An empirical study of the Beijing Subway System

“…A number of researchers have noted that it might be a good approach to focus on the relationship between work time flexibility and traffic management (Brewer, 1998;Saleh & Farrell, 2005;D'Ariano et al, 2008). Therefore, we need to determine whether commuters are using flexible time schedules and what role it plays in the choice of time shift due to incentives.…”

Modelling the Behavioural Response to Congestion Pricing in Dhaka, Bangladesh

“…[3,27,32,39,[42][43][44][45][46][47]), New Zealand [27], Portugal [49], United Kingdom (e.g. [15,[18][19][20][21][22]30]). Among the developing countries, an SP survey to investigate acceptability and behavioural responses (e.g.…”