Do Canadians enjoy congested travel? Measuring commute satisfaction and the effects of congestion in Canadian cities

Authors: Christopher D. Higgins, Matthias N. Sweet, and Pavlos S. Kanaroglou

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Type	Working paper (online)
Author	Christopher D. Higgins, Matthias N. Sweet, and Pavlos S. Kanaroglou
Publication Year	2015
Title	Do Canadians enjoy congested travel? Measuring commute satisfaction and the effects of congestion in Canadian cities
City	Hamilton, ON
Institution	Canadian Transportation Research Forum
Publication Language	English

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