CALCULATION OF TRANSPORT MOBILITY PARAMETERS POPULATION OF G. GOMEL
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Тransport mobility determines the number of movements and the way they are carried out by the population of the city. Such data are the basis for transport planning, assessing the dynamics of changes in the parameters of transport mobility, determining the effectiveness of decisions made in the field of transport, etc. The classic parameter that determines transport mobility is the average number of movements a resident makes per day. In this article, in addition to this parameter, a number of characteristics have been studied that make it possible to detail the essence of the current transport situation in the city of Gomel: the average number of movements by day of the week, gender, type of activity, car availability, frequency of use of regular transport, method of payment for travel, types regular transport. The article also provides information on the method of payment for travel (including types of regular passenger transport), travel time (including methods of travel), distance of travel by individual car (including depending on the purpose of travel), fuel consumption of such a vehicle. With the help of statistical methods, the significance of differences in groups of variables for different parameters was compared.
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