Understanding the perceived behavior of public utility bus passengers during the era of COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines: Application of social exchange theory and theory of planned behavior

Leisure mobility changes during the COVID-19 pandemic – An analysis of survey and mobile phone data in Sweden

“…As a direct consequence of the pandemic, most public transport services were either halted or reorganised in ways that limited these services, which meant that most countries saw a rapid drop in the use of public transport and usage, except among captive groups with no or few alternatives (see, for instance, Wielechowski, Czech, & Grzęda, 2020 ; Beria & Lunkar, 2021 ; Jenelius & Cebecauer, 2020 ; Almlöf, Rubensson, Cebecauer, & Jenelius, 2021 ; Cahigas, Prasetyo, Persada, Ong, & Nadlifatin, 2022 ). The immediate consequences for the leisure industry were similar, experiencing a decrease in the demand for leisure-related travel organised and provided especially by planes, cruise ships, buses, and trains ( Škare et al, 2021 ; Wielechowski et al, 2020 ).…”

Antecedents of behavioral intentions for purchasing safety tools among women

“…Following which is the average travel time (daily), majority with 2–4 h (62.2%) and 4–6 h (31.8%). As explained in the transportation study of Cahigas et al [ 42 ], most Filipino utilize the public utility vehicles for travelling to work or school – which is this study's demographics. At the same time, the Philippine travel advisory [ 43 ] had advised people to be cautious when travelling to different destination may it be near or far due to the increase in crime rates.…”

“…To which, 16 items are for the PMT variables, 12 for TPB, 8 for the extended buying impulse and perceived safety variables, and 4 for purchasing intentions (Supplementary Materials). Considering a 5-point Likert Scale following Cahigas et al [ 42 ] and Author 2 et al [ 17 ], complete answers from all respondents were obtained. In addition, this study was approved by Mapua University Research Ethics Committees (FM-RC-23-01-01).…”

Evaluating factors influencing customers’ intention to eat Korean cuisine “Samgyeopsal” in the Philippines: A structural equation model forest classifier approach

“…The current times changed the behavior of people [13,14]. It was explained in the different studies how reassessment of behavioral factors should be considered.…”