Throughout US history, low-income families and minorities have faced numerous inequities
related to the provision of transportation infrastructure and services. In the years following …

This paper examines the access that neighborhoods have to jobs via public transit, if it
varies by race/ethnicity, and what difference it makes in terms of socioeconomic outcomes …

Americans are increasingly mobile and ever more reliant on automobiles for meeting their
travel needs; this trend developed primarily as a result of transportation policies adopted …

The question of how social justice interacts with transportation has inspired a long-standing
and partisan debate in the US, mostly focusing on social exclusion and inequitable …

Transportation Racism: New Routes to Equity dispels a major myth that conceals enduring
divisions in American life. While many people view the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as the end of …

To the casual observer, transportation may seem to be an egalitarian aspect of metropolitan
life. The vehicles of the wealthy travel in traffic jams at the same speed as those of the poor …

Abstract Building on Blumenberg and Agrawal's (2014) study of the transportation survival
strategies employed by low-income people, this study finds that not only do transit …

Racial/ethnic inequality is a common feature of urban life. This paper attempts to identify
spatial structures that contribute to disparities in White and minority incomes. In a study of 49 …

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 …

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 …