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INCREASING RAIL TRANSIT ACCESS TO AIRPORTS IN CHICAGO.
| 题名： | INCREASING RAIL TRANSIT ACCESS TO AIRPORTS IN CHICAGO. |
| 作者： | Foote-PJ; LaBelle-SJ; Stuart-DG |
| 关键词： | O'-HARE-INTERNATIONAL-AIRPORT-CHICAGO; MIDWAY-AIRPORT-CHICAGO; AIRPORT-ACCESS; RAIL-RAPID-TRANSIT; SURVEYS-DATA-COLLECTION; PASSENGERS-; MODE-CHOICE; TRIP-PURPOSE; ORIGIN-AND-DESTINATION; PROMOTION-PROGRAMS; CHICAGO-TRANSIT-AUTHORITY |
| 摘要： | The results of two surveys of arriving and departing air travelers at O'Hare and Midway airports in Chicago concerning their choice of ground access and egress modes are reported. The purpose of the surveys was to better understand the travelers' trip purpose, trip frequency, origin and destination location, and perception of rail rapid transit as an access mode, so that promotional programs can be developed to increase this transit use. For both airports, about 15% of all air travelers whose ground trip-ends fell within the Chicago Transit Authority's (CTA's) service area used rail transit for access and egress. Rail access has been provided to O'Hare (Northwest Corridor, Blue Line) since 1984 and to Midway (Southwest Corridor, Orange Line) since 1993. The CTA has undertaken targeted promotional campaigns to increase the overall diversion of automobile travelers in both corridors to rapid transit. Such improved access to the airport increases the potential for greater market penetration. Passenger characteristics and survey methods are summarized, and the two ground access surveys are compared. The importance of express transit service as a significant consideration for managers and designers of major airports is highlighted. |
| 总页数： | Transportation Research Record. 1997. (1600) pp1-9 (5 Fig., 6 Tab., 10 Ref.) |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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