This study looks at how changes in transport infrastructure, policy, and public transit
investment would affect mobility as well as emissions from urban passenger transportation …

Urgent action on global climate change is necessary to avoid its most dangerous effects on
human settlements and natural ecosystems within the next century. Multiple levels of …

There is significant interest in reducing urban growth impacts yet little information exists to
comprehensively estimate the energy and air quality tradeoffs. An integrated transportation …

Hamilton's historical roots as an electric, industrial and transportation-oriented city make a
region well suited for rapid transit, especially when coupled with its growing population …

Far from protecting the environment, most rail transit lines use more energy per passenger
mile, and many generate more greenhouse gases, than the average passenger automobile …

Recent investments in the transit sector to address greenhouse gas emissions have
concentrated on purchasing efficient replacement vehicles and inducing mode shift from the …

Public transit is often touted as a'green'transportation option and a way for users to reduce
their environmental footprint by avoiding automobile emissions, but that may not be the case …

During a time of rising concern about climate change, the urban public transit sector has not
significantly reduced its carbon footprint. Using data from the nation's transit agencies over …

Providing affordable housing and reducing greenhouse gases are common goals in cities
worldwide. Transit-oriented development (TOD) can provide an opportunity to make …

This study investigated the effect of transit leverage on vehicle kilometres of travel, energy
consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions for seven major Saudi Arabia cities with at …