The growing prevalence of technological distractions amongst pedestrians makes it an
important road safety concern. Observational studies are considered a reliable method to …

The distraction of road users is one of the leading causes of road crashes. In general,
distraction in road crashes is often associated with only driving, not walking, however …

The demand for transit is linked to a country's economic and population growth. As per the
Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MORTH), from 2009 to 2019, India witnessed an …

Walking is the primary means of transportation. For assessing individual's health, travel
behaviour and benchmarking service levels of pedestrian infrastructure, walking/crossing …

The economics and social development of cities depend heavily on urban freight. But,
despite its obvious benefits, freight transportation has substantial negative externalities. The …

Infrastructure has contributed to eradicating poverty and improving the livelihood of people.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, active transport infrastructure is less, poor, or lacking, which has …

This study presents a detailed evaluation of urban pedestrian infrastructure in an emerging
economy. By leveraging Google Street View, the research measures different variables that …

Conventionally, public transportation has been the responsibility of the government. In
developing countries, however, government-provided public transportation is often …

The development of a road safety performance index has been widely accepted as a
supportive instrument to evaluate and compare the safety performance in different countries …

Pedestrian distraction is a major causal factor reported in pedestrian fatalities worldwide.
Even though many observational studies and laboratory-based research have been …