Allister Loder

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Professor of Mobility Policy

Technical University of Munich

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Allister Loder is a Professor of Mobility Policy at the Technical University of Munich, Germany. His research focuses on various aspects of mobility, including cycling policies, commuting demand management, and public transport fare assessment. Recent publications explore topics such as the effects of mobility credit schemes and the external costs associated with transportation. Loder's work contributes to the understanding of how policy impacts mobility behavior and urban transport systems.

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Potential for Commuting Demand Management: Analysis of Day-to-Day Modal Variability Based on a 1-Year GPS-Tracking Dataset

Effects of Paris’ Cycling Policies on Vehicular Flow: An Empirical Analysis

Mode choice behavior in a tradable mobility credit scheme: A stated-preference experiment

Public Transport Through Time and Space: Novel Indicators for Fare Policy Assessment

Low fare public transport as social policy? A study of Germany’s 9-Euro-Ticket and Deutschlandticket via propensity score matching

Who Gets What? A user perspective on initial credit allocation in Tradable Mobility Credit Schemes

A novel mobility consumption theory for road user charging

Trading activity and market liquidity in tradable mobility credit schemes

Temporal Aggregated Analysis of GPS Trajectory Data Using Two-Fluid Model

Ending the myth of mobility at zero costs: An external cost analysis

Network Inefficiency: Empirical Findings for Six European Cities

Optimal pricing and investment in a multi-modal city — Introducing a macroscopic network design problem based on the MFD

Using Large-Scale Drone Data to Monitor and Assess the Behavior of Freight Vehicles on Urban Level

Disentangling the city traffic rhythms: A longitudinal analysis of MFD patterns over a year

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Johannes Müller

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Monica Menendez

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