Parking Space Reservation Behavior of Car Travelers from the Perspective of Bounded Rationality: A Case Study of Nanchang City, China

Table 1

Survey statistics of the respondents’ personal characteristics and choice behaviors.

Serial number	Survey content	Options	Number of respondents	Percentage (%)
1	Gender	Male	66	51.16
		Female	63	48.84
2	Age	18–25	25	19.38
		26–35	55	42.64
		36–45	37	28.68
		>45	12	9.30
3	Monthly income (yuan)	<3000	43	33.33
		3000–4999	64	49.61
		5000–6999	13	10.08
		7000–10000	4	3.10
		>10000	5	3.88
4	Emotional factors (multiple choice)	Mood	70	54.46
		Feelings	55	42.88
		Hobbies	45	34.82
		None	40	31.25
5	Parking environment affect choice	Yes	114	88.37
		No	15	11.63
6	Number of parking spaces affect choice	Yes	112	86.82
		No	17	13.18
7	Parking time affect choice	Yes	110	85.27
		No	19	14.73
8	Consider reservation fee most	Yes	106	82.17
		No	23	17.83
9	Illegal parking fines affect choice	Yes	97	75.19
		No	32	24.81
10	Will you reserve a parking space	Yes	105	81.40
		No	24	18.60
11	Retention time of reserved parking spaces	Fill in	129	—
12	Acceptable reservation fee (Yuan/hour)	Fill in	129	—
13	Acceptable highest reservation fee	Fill in	129	—
14	Reservation fee for 50% success	Fill in	129	—
15	Reservation fee for 70% success	Fill in	129	—