This research studies the relationship between transportation and social exclusion by
observing the disadvantages faced by riders on the public bus transit system in Santiago …

Efficiency and equity have always been the two points of focus of transport projects.
Compared with efficiency, equity is easily overlooked in the evaluation of transport projects …

Transit deserts refer to regions with a gap in transit services, with the demand for transit
exceeding the supply. This study goes beyond merely identifying transit deserts to suggest …

Excess commuting refers to wasteful journey-to-work travel, resulting from the non-optimal
spatial configuration of residences and workplaces. Traditionally, this concept has been …

Public transportation is part of the economic and social fabric of metropolitan areas,
especially to low income individuals, whom are often totally dependent on this service for …

Quantifying transit resources and its networkwide temporal distribution is needed for the
informed transit planning and operations decisions. One effective way to estimate the transit …

Relative accessibility is a widely studied approach that recognizes access to major locations
as subjective and shaped by individual circumstances (eg, individual preferences, habits …

Marginalized communities usually experience inadequate public transport services in North
America. Within these communities, buses play a vital role in everyday activity participation …

Taxis not only substitute for but also complement bus transit. With the complementary
relationship, taxi trips reveal the origin-destination pairs where the level of bus service is …

Global ageing has brought attention to addressing the elderly mobility dilemma, and a
commitment to address inclusive transport in ageing. Transport inclusion for older adults …