The evaluation of how particular segments of society fare is a common concern in many
policy and academic realms, including transportation. The Target group Position Index (TPI) …

Enhancing the temporal competitiveness of public transit (PT) over private cars is a crucial
strategy for promoting PT mode share and alleviating traffic congestion, especially for …

In the Northern hemisphere, low-income transit users typically take shorter trips and use
buses in a greater proportion, but there is limited knowledge on inequalities in the detailed …

Although sustainability is an important goal in transport policies, the focus is often on
environmental sustainability, mostly ignoring economic and social aspects of sustainability …

Many studies have documented the linkage between public transportation and economic
outcomes, though there is relatively little empirical evidence on the consequences of losing …

Even though densification and social mixing are declared objectives of many nowadays
urban planning paradigms, their simultaneous implementation is usually questioned by …

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 …

Transport agencies require accurate and updated information about public transport
systems for the optimal decision-making processes regarding design and operation. In …

This research presents a paradigmatic case study of fare evasion in the Chilean public
transport system. It identifies the perceptions of different stakeholders who interact within this …

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