Travel Behaviour and Society

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Journal Title

TRAVEL BEHAV SOC

ISSN / eISSN

2214-367X / 2214-3688

Subject Area

TRANSPORTATION

CiteScore

9.30

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CiteScore Ranking

Category	Quartile	Rank
Social Sciences - Geography, Planning and Development	Q1	#34/779
Social Sciences - Transportation	Q1	#22/128

Web of Science Core Collection

Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)	Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI)
-	Indexed

Category (Journal Citation Reports 2023)	Quartile
TRANSPORTATION - SSCI	Q2

Publisher

Elsevier

Annual Article Volume

Open Access

Investigating the recovery of For-Hire-Vehicle, Taxi, and AirTrain at two New York City airports during the COVID-19 pandemic: (2023) Xiaoxia Dong, Erick Guerra, Megan S. Ryerson

Travel time variation and its impact on the elasticity of route choice model parameters: (2023) Khashayar Khavarian, Amir Samimi, Taha Hossein Rashidi

Stereotypes and the public acceptability of shared micromobility: (2023) Zihao An, Caroline Mullen, Chunli Zhao, Eva Heinen

Modeling driving styles of online ride-hailing drivers with model identifiability and interpretability: (2023) Yongfeng Ma, Zhuopeng Xie, Wenlu Li, Shuyan Chen

Pathways from street network design to symptoms of depression among emerging adults in China: (2023) Xiangfen Cui, Jing Wen, Haoran Yang, Marco Helbich, Martin Dijst, Hannah Roberts, Senlin Tian

Teleworking behavior pre-, during, and expected post-COVID: Identification and empirical description of trajectory types: (2023) Xinyi Wang, Sung Hoo Kim, Patricia L. Mokhtarian

Exploring the role of public transport information sources on perceived service quality in suburban rail: (2023) Carlos Romero, Clara Zamorano, Andrés Monzón

Acceptability of autonomous trains with different grades of automation by potential users: A qualitative approach: (2023) Aurore Lemonnier, Sonia Adelé, Corinne Dionisio

Surge pricing and consumer surplus in the ride-hailing market: Evidence from China: (2023) Min Xu, Anupriya, Prateek Bansal

Travel-based residential dissonance as a motivation for relocation: An analysis of movers in Germany: (2023) Katja Schimohr, Eva Heinen, Joachim Scheiner

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