Despite the general political efforts to normalise bicycle use in cities, empirical evidence
indicates that cycling investments tend to prioritise central and wealthy neighbourhoods …

Introduction Understanding of social sustainability has deepened as concepts of transport
justice, mobility and access highlight the importance of health, safety, security, but also …

Bikesharing helps citizens solve “the last mile” problem actively and healthily. However,
these schemes tend to be located in the affluent and central areas of cities and often …

Promoted by most governments as a sustainable form of transportation, cycling is surging
worldwide. Despite the positive impacts of cycling, conflicts between cyclists and other street …

Mobility-related social inequalities are receiving increasing attention from planning research
and practice. Nevertheless, research seems to have a limited impact on urban policies …

A recent special issue of this journal highlighted the unjust disparities in transport systems
and burdens imposed by transport systems globally (Karner et al., 2023). This special issue …

Inadequate transport infrastructure in South Asian economies is one of the critical factors as
this phenomenon hinders market competition due to the lack of goods transportation from …

Multidimensional inequalities have been increasingly discussed in the transportation field,
particularly in the case of bike riding. Although several studies focused on the gender …

Although equity issues are emphasised in sustainable mobility policy worldwide, there is
evidence that cycling planning often prioritises advantaged areas and central zones of cities …

Driving a bus in a city is a challenging task as it demands paying attention to changing
conditions (eg, weather, congestion) while interacting with passengers and other road users …