To provide an equitable transportation system for the public, it is vital to fully understand
underrepresented populations' active transportation needs and their challenges. This study …

Cities worldwide are developing and implementing strategies to promote the bicycle as a
viable and competitive mobility option, to foster the development of resilient, livable …

This study sought to assess changes in active transportation behaviors due to the COVID-19
pandemic, in addition to identifying the disparate impacts between sociodemographic …

Public bike-sharing is common in many regions, but rare in sub-Saharan Africa. Despite the
myriad of advantages, only five African countries have implemented it. Besides, road user …

There is evidence that lower-income and people of color (POC) in the US do not use bike
share as much as higher-income and white people. Using data from residents living near …

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

Transportation researchers seeking to advance mobility justice often focus on understanding
accessibility for structurally disadvantaged groups through quantitative assessments. In …

Active transportation has become popular in the United States and can reduce
transportation's negative effects on the environment. It also plays a critical role in sustainable …

This special issue on transportation justice was motivated by ongoing—and seemingly
intractable and unjust—disparities in transportation system benefits and burdens around the …

In this study, we examine micromobility usage across four US metropolitan areas,
comprising over 3 million people. As micromobility increases in popularity and becomes …