A better understanding of what walking entails is important in sustainable transportation
planning. Recent research has shown that perceptions have a higher power to explain the …

In the last decade, large street imagery data sets and machine learning developments have
allowed increasing scalability of methodologies to understand the effects of landscape …

The sidewalk environment directly influences pedestrians' willingness to walk in a
neighborhood. However, the existing audit tools have mixed sidewalk-level features with …

Social and environmental psychology provide a variety of models based on which to
understand how built environments can elicit people's behavioral responses. The …

Cycling is a desirable mode of transportation in urban areas due to its environmental, social,
and economic benefits. Design manuals are used as standardized references and guides to …

Ride-hailing services (RHS) are rapidly transforming the urban transportation landscape,
and subsequently, users' perception of mobility services. Hence, it is of utmost importance to …

Transit systems suffered from a significant demand decrease during COVID-19.
Understanding the psychological motivators underlying reduced transit use can help transit …

Risk‐informed asset management is key to maintaining optimal performance and efficiency
of urban sewer systems. Although sewer system failures are spatiotemporal in nature …

Semi-regulated, privately-operated public transport (PT) systems are common in low and
middle-income countries of the Global South. Several cities are now planning or …

Research progress has been made in recent years in developing service or performance
indicators (SPI) or methods to better measure or evaluate service or quality for pedestrians …