A vehicle

A road segment

A traffic signal

Transport only affects freight movements

Transport demand is influenced by where people live, work, study, and shop

Land use has no effect on travel behaviour

Land use only matters in rural areas

Transport demand is always constant

People travel mainly because roads exist

People travel mainly to access activities such as work, education, shopping, and recreation

Transport demand only depends on fuel price

The need or desire for people and goods to move between places

The maximum speed of vehicles on a road

The roads, buses, trains, and signals available in a city

The number of traffic signals in a network

A railway track

A passenger

A bus

A freight container

Aggregate congestion patterns

Individual vehicle lane-changing behaviour

Average traffic flow and speed

Network-wide demand patterns