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Equity Implications of Changes in Travel Behavior Due to COVID-19: Results from a National Survey Across Two Years
Abstract
The presentation describes results from a national survey about changes in travel behavior during the COVID pandemic. The data has been collected from more than 3,000 persons at each of 10 points in time from May 2020 to March 2022. Changes in behavior around mode use (including use of new modes), teleworking, use of remote services as a substitute for travel are analyzed to identify differences in effects related to income, race and ethnicity, urban versus rural location, and regions of the country.
Equity Implications of Changes in Travel Behavior Due to COVID-19: Results from a National Survey Across Two Years
Category
Transportation Demand Management
Description
Presenter: Mark Bradley Agency Affiliation: RSG Inc.
Session: Technical Session D4: Equity in Urban Planning: Theory and Applications
Date: 6/2/2022, 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Presenter Biographical Statement: Mark Bradley is a Principal at RSG, based at a home office in Santa Barbara, CA. Mark worked in the Netherlands and the UK for more than ten years before returning to the US in 1995, and worked as an independent consultant until joining RSG in 2012. Mark has pioneered new methods in travel surveys, travel demand modeling, and benefit-cost analysis. He initiated RSG's COVID Transportation Insights Survey in May of 2020 to help monitor the impacts of the pandemic on travel and travelers, not anticipating that it would still be active two years later.
