Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior Moving Session D2: Understanding the User: Psychology in Transport Ioannis Politis & Panos Papaioannou.

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Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior Moving Session D2: Understanding the User: Psychology in Transport Ioannis Politis & Panos Papaioannou Faculty of Engineering, Civil Engineering Department, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece Congress: Jaarbeurs Utrecht, the Netherlands

2 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Main components for a successful transport system Updated & well documented Transport Plan Highly Qualified Professionals Money Coordination/cooperation between stakeholders Support by politicians Benchmarking-Monitoring-Standardization Procedures

3 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Main components for a successful transport system What about the end user??

4 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Who is the end user?  Is he young or old?  Rich or poor?  Captive or not captive?  Positive or negative?  Willing to change? How these affect his behavior?

5 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Even SUMPs are stressing the need to look at the user Plan stakeholders and citizen involvement 4.2 Actively Inform the Public 10.3 Inform and engage the citizens

6 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Predicting behavior in traditional transportation planning exercises Will the new transport system attract passengers?

7 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Traditional transportation planning approach Behavior Prediction - > Demand Estimation Demand Estimation - > Choice Dilemma Problem Econometric theories of maximization of individual “utility” are used Individual takes the best decision for him

8 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Fact #1: Trip is not a consuming good…… Origin Point Α Destination Point B

9 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Fact #2: The role of the “a-priori” preferences

10 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Smartphone Α Smartphone Β vs The role of the “a-priori” preferences DESIGN Dimensions 4.87 x 2.31 x 0.30 inches (123.8 x 58.6 x 7.6 mm) 5.38 x 2.78 x 0.34 inches (136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6 mm) Weight 3.95 oz (112 g) the average is 4.9 oz (141 g) 4.69 oz (133 g) the average is 4.9 oz (141 g) MaterialsMain body: aluminumMain body: plastic DISPLAY Physical size4.0 inches4.8 inches Resolution640 x 1136 pixels720 x 1280 pixels Pixel density326 ppi306 ppi TechnologyIPS LCDSuper AMOLED Screen-to-body ratio60.82 %65.82 % Colors COST500 euros300 euros

11 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis iphone 5 Samsung Galaxy S4 vs The role of the “a-priori” preferences

12 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Internet Explorer vs Firefox vs Google Chrome The role of the “a-priori” preferences

13 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Car vs Bus vs Motorbike vs Bicycle Travel Time (in vehicle) Travel Time (out vehicle)1510 Cost20,801,000 The role of the “a-priori” preferences 1234 CarBusMotorbikeBicycle

14 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis  Consumers’ choices are not always based on objective criteria  Criteria: Directly measured: Time, cost, fare, parking fees etc. Not directly measured: Comfort, safety, reliability etc.  All these being equal, the consumer might have an “a-priori” preference Measure -> error measurement -> error in predictions! The role of the “a-priori” preferences

15 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Fact #3: It is not only the issue of “choice” that matters….

16 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis  Q#1: Is it good to install Countdown Signal Timers (CST) at Intersections? Indicative list of transport policy challenges nowadays…… χ 2 (1)= , p<0.001 Papaioannou & Politis (2014) CST are increasing the non-compliant behavior of start earlier by 25%

17 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis χ 2 (1)=  Q#1: Is it good to install Countdown Signal Timers (CST) at Intersections? Indicative list of transport policy challenges nowadays…… Papaioannou & Politis (2014) CST make drivers to take better decisions at the end of the green phase

18 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis χ 2 (1)=  Q#2: Will barrier effect make people cancel a trip? Indicative list of transport policy challenges nowadays…… Emmanouilidis, Basbas & Politis (2015) Barrier effect is most evident for women

19 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis  Q#3: Introduction of a LEZ scheme will turn people buy hybrid cars?  The possibility for someone who does not support the LEZ scheme, to buy a hybrid car is 9,8%  The possibility for someone who does support the LEZ scheme, to buy a hybrid car is 89%  In general, supporters of the LEZ scheme are 8.6 times more likely to buy a hybrid car Indicative list of transport policy challenges nowadays…… Basbas, Kladias, Kouvatas & Politis (2015)

20 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Robust Predictions are made when we focus on the decision making process and not in the “final” choice

21 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis  Well known Behavioral Models Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), (Ajzen, 1988) The Transtheoretical Model (TTM), (Prochaska & DiClemente, 1983) The Norm Activation Model (NAM), (Schwartz,1977) The Need Opportunity Ability Model (NOAM),(Vlek, Jager,Steg, 1997) Here comes psychology to interpret ……

22 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis  Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), (Ajzen, 1988) Here comes psychology to interpret ……

23 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis  Example #1: Drinking & Driving Interpretation Here comes psychology to interpret …… Politis, Basbas, Papaioannou (2013) Measuring the non compliant behavior Number of drinks consumed per night Driving after drinking Measurement Indicators of behavior Personal Background Personal Beliefs Awareness of the Problem

24 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis  Example #2: Mode Choice Interpretation Here comes psychology to interpret …… Politis, Papaioannou, Basbas (2012) Choice Statement Mode Specific Parameters (Time, Cost) Emphasis on comfort, flexibility, environmental concerns Traveler Characteristics

25 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis The Behavioral Stage for Change

26 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Wide use in social sciences, easily to measure can help in understanding how aware a person is about a problem examined (e.g. thoughtless smoking, eating or using his car), Formulate policies of changing the current behaviour Ignore may lead to interpretation errors of behavior The Behavioral Stage for Change

27 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis People in different stages have different perceptions The Behavioral Stage for Change Politis, (2010) F(3,404)= p<0.001

28 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis People in different stages have different values The Behavioral Stage for Change Politis, (2015) All (n=450) Pre-contemplation (n=163) Contemplation (n=31) Preparation (n=49) Maintenance (n=207) TestResult Values Car usage is the most important factor for air pollution Wilcoxon < Main reason for car usage reduction is environmental improvement Wilcoxon < Hybrid and electric cars well reduce the environmental problems in 10 years Wilcoxon < It is important for me to use a comfort mean of transport Wilcoxon < It is important for me to use a travel mode that relaxes me Wilcoxon < I want to be able to read a book or text during my commuting trip to work Wilcoxon < It is important for me to use the shortest path to reach my travel destination Wilcoxon < I want my travel mode to be available any time Wilcoxon < I want to use the travel mode independently of the weather conditions Wilcoxon < Population Clusters Statistically Confirmed Statements (Values)

29 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis People in different stages have different “a-priori” preferences The Behavioral Stage for Change Politis, (2015) Without Segmentation a-priori preference to Collective TAXI Pre - Contemplators a-priori preference to Private Car Contemplators No a-priori preference Preparation/Action a-priori preference to Collective TAXI

30 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis 1. Consider trip as a service and not as a good… 2. Put the end user in the game 3. Focus on decision making process and not on the “final” choice 4. Segmentation of the population may works 5. Multidisciplinary approach 6. Last but not least…………. 5 (+1) thinks to Remember…

31 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Remember to save the date!!!

32 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Papaioannou, P., Politis, I. (2014). Preliminary Impact Analysis of Countdown Signal Timer Installations at two Intersections in Greece. Elsevier, Procedia Engineering, 84, Emmanouilidis S., Basbas S., Politis I., “Investigation of the barrier effect in the urban environment due to a road axis passing through it: the case of Dispilio, Kastoria, 2 nd International Conference “Changing Cities: Spatial, Design, Landscape & Socio-economic Dimensions”, June 2015, Porto- Heli, Peloponnese, Greece Basbas S., Kladias E., Kouvatas S., Politis I., “Investigation for the Implementation of Low Emission Zone in the center of Volos, Greece”, Journal of Environmental Protection and Ecology (full paper under review) Ajzen, I. (1988). Attitudes, personality, and behaviour. Milton-Keynes, England: Open Univeristy Press. Prochaska, J. O., & DiClemente, C. C. (1983). Stages and processes of self- change of smoking: Toward an integrative model of change. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 51, pp References (1/3)

33 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Schwartz, S. H. (1977). Normative influences on altruism. In L. Berkowitz, Advances in experimental social psychology (pp ). New York: Academic Press. Vlek, C., Jager, W., & Steg, L. (1997). Modellen en strategieën voor gedragsverandering ter beheersing van collectieve risico’s. Nederlands tijdschrift voor de psychologie, 52, I. Politis, P. Papaioannou, S. Basbas, “Exploring the Effects of Attitudinal and Perception Characteristics of Drinking and Driving Incompliant Behaviour”, Accident Analysis and Prevention, Elsevier, Volume 60, November 2013, p.p I. Politis, P. Papaioannou, S. Basbas, “Integrated Choice and Latent Variable Models for evaluating Flexible Transport Mode choice”, Research in Transportation Business & Management, Volume 3, Elsevier, (2012), p.p Politis I. (2010), The contribution of disaggregate mode choice models and traffic modelling tools to design and evaluate mobility management measures, PhD Thesis References (2/3)

34 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Politis Ι, “Behavioral Stage for Change for Commuting trips to University Campus”, International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, Emerald Group Publishing (abstract accepted, full paper under review) References (3/3)

35 ECOMM 2015: Traffic Psychology and Interpretation of Human Behavior - Dr. Ioannis Politis Thank you all for your attention!! Ioannis Politis, PhD Lecturer Transportation Engineering Laboratory Department of Civil Engineering Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Greece url: