Greenspaces promote mental and physical health, yet racialized immigrants are known to
experience inequitable greenspace access. There is growing interest in the ability of …

The completion of a vehicle purchase is a major decision point which presents substantial
financial implications for low-income households. As compared to the expansive bodies of …

Objective Prenatal care (PNC) and well child visit (WCV) attendance are associated with
improved health outcomes. We aimed to determine if the factors affecting maternal and child …

Approximately 1 million Californian households do not own a motor vehicle (hereafter a
“car”). These households, who are often forgotten in transportation policy discussions, can …

In recent years, researchers and advocates have turned their attention to the trade-offs
between housing affordability and transportation expenses. They argue that were families to …

We examine differences in mobility outcomes between residents of highest and lowest socio-
economic index (SEI) at the Census block group (CBG) level in nine major US cities prior to …

As the civil war in Syria forced a large part of the population to leave the country, Turkey
became one of the countries which were affected most by this migration flow. It is known that …

This paper uses data from the 2017 National Household Travel Survey to examine whether
Black and Latino trip makers who live in segregated metropolitan areas are required to …

Car access is practically a necessity to get around in rural areas of the United States. Yet
approximately 4% of rural residents or 4.3 million people do not have a car. Despite …

The sufficiency strategy for sustainable development aims to reduce energy and resource
consumption beyond technological modifications. One way to do this is to forgo ownership of …