Exploring association between perceived importance of travel/traffic information and travel behaviour in natural disasters: A case study of the 2011 Brisbane floods
Using the 2011 Brisbane flood as a case study. Respondents perceptions of the importance of travel/traffic information were modelled. The hysteresis phenomenon in respondents perceived information importance. Socio-demographic features have a significant impact on such perceptions. No evidence of the influence of travel/traffic information on respondents travel mode.
traffic information travel behaviour natural disaster travel information adverse weather random-effects ordered logit