As an effective travel demand management means,park-and-ride(P&R)mode is an important part of urban traffic.In a traffic corridor with P&R service,suppose that the travel time on highway is uncertain,a cumulative prospect theory(CPT)-based travel decision-making model is established with two travel modes of driving all the way and(P&R).With this setting,the effect of various factors such as the transit fare rate,the parking fee and the total travel demand on the CPT-based and expected utility theory(EUT)-based equilibrium results are compared.In addition,the sensitivity analysis focus on CPT-related parameters are also performed.The numerical results in our case show that the equilibrium flow on P&R mode is always underestimated in an EUT-based model,especially for a low total travel demand.Also,it is found that reducing the transit fare rate or parking fee for P&R station and raising the parking fee for CBD has the same effect on promoting more commuters transfer to P&R mode,whatever CPT-based or EUT-based model is employed.Furthermore,commuter’s reference dependence characteristic is also observed in a CPT-based model,and it is especially noticeable when the road uncertainty is large.
