Research Article

Exploring the Influence of Attitudes to Walking and Cycling on Commute Mode Choice Using a Hybrid Choice Model

Table 5

Estimation results for the traditional and the hybrid choice model.

VariablesTraditional modelHybrid choice model
Parametert-statParametert-stat

Constant0.5470.547

Household characteristics
Household children−0.058−0.058
Bicycle ownership0.2430.245
Car ownership−0.046−0.045−1.431
Bus card−0.042−0.043−1.485
Driver license−0.064−0.066

Individual characteristics
Gender0.0160.5730.0130.489
Age
 Age-10.1150.113
 Age-30.0590.059
Education
 Education-10.0051.6240.053
 Education-30.0890.087
Government−0.054−0.056
Income
 Income-10.1710.165
 Income-3−0.011–0.395−0.013−0.453

Latent variables
Attitude0.056
Observations11101110
LRI0.3130.364
AIC8600.8088267.361
Adjust BIC8670.5718311.986

Note. LRI is likelihood ratio index, , and is the log-likelihood value when all the parameters are set equal to zero; AIC is Akaike information criterion; BIC is Bayesian information criterion; indicates significant values at the 90% level; indicates significant values at the 95% level.