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A travel survey (or travel diary or travel behavior inventory) is a survey of individual travel behavior. Most surveys collect information about an individual (socio-economic, demographic, etc.), their household (size, structure, relationships), and a diary of their journeys on a given day (their start and end location, start and end time, mode of travel, accompanyment and purpose of travel). Major travel surveys are conducted in metropolitan areas typically once a decade. Some regions, notably metropolitan Seattle, Washington conduct a panel survey, which interviews the same people year after year, to see how their particular behavior evolves over time. ==Recent or continuous city-wide travel surveys== Auckland, New Zealand - A travel survey was conducted in 2006 and involved 6,000 households in the greater Auckland region.〔(Auckland Travel Survey )〕 Brisbane, Australia - The South East Queensland Travel Survey collects travel data in the Greater Brisbane region and the neighbouring areas of Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. The continuous survey commenced in 2003 and surveys around 6,000 households every two years.〔(Queensland Transport )〕 Hobart, Australia - The Greater Hobart Household Travel Survey collects information from 200 households each month.〔(Tasmanian Dept of Transport )〕 London, United Kingdom - The London Travel Demand Survey covers 8,000 households annually. Data is collected via face to face interviews.〔(Transport for London )〕 Sydney, Australia - The continuous Household Travel Survey collects travel data annually for approximately 3,500 households in the Sydney Greater Metropolitan Region.〔(NSW Ministry of Transport )〕 Washington, United States - The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments conducted a 10,000 household survey in 2007.〔(MWCOG )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「travel survey」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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