Fare Sensitivity is a behavioral construct in mode choice modeling that denotes the degree to which travelers' transportation mode decisions are influenced by variations in fare costs, distinguishing it from other sensitivity measures by its exclusive focus on price responsiveness within travel demand systems.
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