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The analysis results reveal that travel time is the most
crucial factor influencing transportation mode choice.
Travel time exhibits a negative value, while other
variables reflect different values.
The limitations of this study include the lack of
consideration for new transportation methods, such as
electric vehicles. Furthermore, the limitations of the
research data due to cost and time constraints have
resulted in statistically insignificant variables. The
data on people's travel behavior should be updated
regularly for more accurate results.
VI. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This reseach is funded by The University of
Danang - University of Technology and Education
under project number T2022-06-21.
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