Value-of-time (VOT) measures are valuable in a wide range
of transport planning and policy implementation. Delay and
travel time can be converted to monetary units through the
concept of VOT. Numerous studies have been conducted
to determine this measure, and a variety of methods have
been explored. Within the transport literature, econometric
approach has widely been used to obtain this measure.
Mostly, it is derived by estimating models from the logit
family for mode choice and route choice, where travel time
and travel cost variables are used as part of the utility function,
and the ratio of their estimated parameters is termed
as VOT. Within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), VOT
studies are very rare. There exist a few mode choice modeling
studies based on the revealed preference dataset, where
multinomial logit models are estimated. However, the focus
of these studies is limited and VOT measure is not explicitly
discussed. In the context of King Fahd Causeway that connects
KSA with Bahrain, VOT measures of its users are very
vital to know. This is because both governments are keen to
introduce alternative modes for the users of the causeway to
reduce travel time and delays [1].