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Perceived accessibility components and travel behavior: a causal inference framework for assessing behavioral models
The evolution of urban planning paradigms has shifted travel demand modeling from predictive, supply-oriented approaches to frameworks centered on accessibility and the interdependence of urban subsystems. While these advances have enhanced the behavioral and forecasting capabilities of transport mo
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