Publications - The Netherlands Mobility Panel

1. Geographical distances between separated parents: A longitudinal analysis

   Many Western societies have witnessed long-term trends of increased separation and divorce, increased fathers’ involvement in ...

   Presentation | 10-04-2018

2. Latent classes of daily mobility patterns: The relationship with attitudes towards modes

   In the past decade, public interest into active modes (i.e. walking and cycling) has increased significantly. Consequently, ...

   Presentation | 10-04-2018

3. Introduction MPN Symposium 2018

   Introduction to the MPN symposium 2018.

   Presentation | 10-04-2018 | Sascha Hoogendoorn-Lanser, Krisje Wijgergangs, Mathijs de Haas

4. Is active travel a stable physical activity behaviour? Evidence from the German Mobility Panel

   Walking and cycling—active travel—can help adults achieve the World Health Organization’s recommended 150+ minutes of ...

   Presentation | 10-04-2018

5. User characteristics and trip patterns of e-bike use in the Netherlands

   The sale of electrically assisted bicycles (e-bikes or pedelecs) is growing at a rapid rate across Europe. Within Europe, the ...

   Presentation | 10-04-2018

6. Dynamics in travel behaviour: who changes mode, why and when? A longitudinal analysis of mode choice behaviour in the Netherlands

   Due to burgeoning economy, by 2022 traffic congestion is expected to have increased by 9 percent and travel delays by 28 percent, ...

   Publication | 10-04-2018

7. Surveys with smartphone, laptop or tablet: mixed devices and mode effects in the MPN

   Web-based surveys are nowadays by definition mixed-mode surveys: respondents use various devices to administer the online survey. ...

   Presentation | 10-04-2018 | Toon Zijlstra

8. Measurement of non-random attrition effects on mobility rates using trip diaries data

   This paper examines the influence of panel attrition on the intrapersonal dynamics in self-reported trip rates, using the data ...

   Paper | 04-10-2017

9. Computer assisted web-interviewing with mixed-devices: a panel study perspective

   Nowadays, respondents complete online surveys using smartphones, tablets or traditional devices. This presents a challenge for ...

   Paper | 04-10-2017 | Toon Zijlstra, Krisje Wijgergangs, Sascha Hoogendoorn-Lanser

10. Identifying different types of observed immobility within longitudinal travel surveys

    In every travel survey there are respondents who did not report any trips on a given day. It is important to distinguish truly ...

    Paper | 04-10-2017 | Mathijs de Haas, Eline Scheepers, Sascha Hoogendoorn-Lanser