Class

Article

College

College of Engineering

Department

Civil and Environmental Engineering Department

Faculty Mentor

Patrick Singleton

Presentation Type

Poster Presentation

Abstract

People with disabilities constitute nearly 13% of the US population, with their mobility being more restricted compared to other groups. To provide equitable access to transportation facilities, it's crucial to delve deeper into their travel patterns and mobility. Our research examines their mobility patterns by comparing daily trip metrics with those without disabilities and modeling and analyzes factors influencing their travel frequency to inform policy enhancements

Location

Logan, UT

Start Date

4-9-2024 11:30 AM

End Date

4-9-2024 12:20 PM

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Engineering Commons

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Apr 9th, 11:30 AM Apr 9th, 12:20 PM

Trip Production Models for Persons with Disabilities

Logan, UT

People with disabilities constitute nearly 13% of the US population, with their mobility being more restricted compared to other groups. To provide equitable access to transportation facilities, it's crucial to delve deeper into their travel patterns and mobility. Our research examines their mobility patterns by comparing daily trip metrics with those without disabilities and modeling and analyzes factors influencing their travel frequency to inform policy enhancements