Lecture 02 Trip Generation and Trip Distribution

This video provides details of the first two steps of the traditional four-step travel demand model: (1) trip generation; and (2) trip distribution.

Under trip distribution, three methods for estimating the number of trips generated by a specific area or development type are covered. These methods include: (a) trip rates; (b) cross-classification; and (c) regression models.

For trip distribution, the Gravity model is introduced, which is the most commonly applied method for estimating inter- and intra-zonal trips based on travel times.

[ProfBoggs]

Wow! Quite detailed. This reminds me of a lecture by Dr. Bill Black ca. 1992 when I was a wee undergraduate. Thank you for posting.

[Alebtong]

Great that someone in the US finally decided to make a video on transportation planning. I wish you would move slower though otherwise good video.

[franklan]

Thanks a ton, this course is really helpful for building foundamental knowledge of Transportation.

[arman]

Sir, I did not understand how trip attractions/zone calculated? you jumped from trip generation to balancing attractions and production or I am wrong?

[MuhammadSaleem-nbwg]

Hello can you provide me with the sources used in this lecture ?

[evanhendry]

Date of link: 22/08/31 For any looking for the reference material I found this link today:

[tuhenyedanmuatjitjeja]

Well explained and detailed, thank you

[peterlimen]

16:43 Are those tables 12.4 & 12.5 Given by the problem or standard ?

[TheLeykis]

Awesome. Just what i needed. Thanks a lot for the vid.

[exambuddyyt]

What reference books did you use for this video?

[husamtalib]

Thanks for the videos it is very useful . Just one enquiry could you please identify how the friction factor is calculated ? Is there any mathematical formula or any documents I can read to obtain this information ?

[engrjo]

Do u have source/reference or slide of ur presentations. Values are too small or blurry

[puni]

Can u solve a numerical on intervening oppurtunity model?

[ahstudios]

Sir, From where does this 0.09 come ? In cross classification example Problem ?

[josephconroy]

"Eggregation" classic mid-west. Good video

[nelaltizon]

Hello can you provide me the source of this lecture

[minsjaeloghygge]

Thank You very much sir, much needed :)

[MrsDrJiggles]

I swear my teacher used almost the exact same powerpoints at VT

[madar]

apologies to say that you have just rushed it off to vlog it ; nowhere you are explaining anything with a reasonable narrative of steps taken; you are skipping steps and process and just talking too fats on number and then next and then next; it is very poor teaching habit and I am sure viewers are lost.