Since the early 2000s, academic research on equity and justice has become an increasingly
integral component of transportation planning and policy-making. Less research, however …

In recent years, cities across the US have increasingly invested in programs, policies, and
infrastructure to support active transportation. Some have suggested that these investments …

This chapter addresses the degree to which bicycling should be promoted to advance social
justice by specifying conditions under which publicly produced cycling interventions, at the …

This white paper provides guidance for how planning, policy, and advocacy may better
account for complex sociocultural forces, including gender, class, and race. The authors …

MOVING TO EQUITY: Addressing Inequitable Effects of Transportation Policies on
Minorities Page 1 By Thomas W. Sanchez, Rich Stolz, and Jacinta S. Ma A Joint Report of …

This chapter focuses on long-standing debate among transportation justice and equity
advocates about the importance of investments in bicycle transportation as a goal of the …

In recent decades, many transportation authorities have been responding to traffic-flow
concerns through the construction of 'footbridges' on both major roadways and lower …

In many US metropolitan areas, bicycle advocates have been breathing sighs of relief as
their elected officials join with them in fighting for bicycle facilities. No longer a battle …

Improving the ability of traditionally underserved communities to travel safely and
conveniently via walking or wheeling is essential to achieving a sustainable, equitable …

Across the country, communities are embracing a new and safer way to build streets for
everyone—even as they struggle to change decades of rules, practice, and politics that …