Enhancing sustainable urban mobility: a multi-agent analysis of low-carbon policy impacts on travel behavior in Fuzhou’s main urban area, China

Enhancing sustainable urban mobility: a multi-agent analysis of low-carbon policy impacts on travel behavior in Fuzhou’s main urban area, China

The escalating carbon emissions from urban transportation pose significant challenges to environmental sustainability and public health. This study leverages the theory of random utility maximization and employs a nested logit model (NL) within an agent-based modeling (ABM) framework to investigate the impact of low-carbon transportation policies on travel mode choices among urban residents. Focusing on Fuzhou’s main urban area as a case study, …

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