Transit systems play a key role in improving access to job opportunities and basic services
such as health and education. Most studies in the literature calculate transit accessibility …

Various qualities of transit services, including travel time, frequency, and the presence of
alternative paths, affect accessibility—how easily passengers can reach their destinations by …

The increasing traffic congestion and pollution in cities is seriously threatening the livability
and development of urban areas. As a result, the growing importance of transit accessibility …

The paper presents a random utility-based measure of accessibility to explain the first-mile
issue in urban transit. A discrete access stop/station location choice model is used to …

This study advances the methodology of transit accessibility, particularly the cumulative
opportunities by including the spatial distribution of accessible opportunities to assess the …

Accessibility is increasingly identified in the academic literature and in planning practice as
a key criterion to assess transport policies and urban land use development. This paper …

Accessibility emerges as the transportation performance measure that emphasizes the
benefits to transportation system users and captures more than the speed of travel. Transit …

The assessment of transport systems has traditionally focused on congestion and ridership
as its core performance measures. These perspectives fail to account for the actual service …

Local transit accessibility measures are important tools used by planners to understand the
effects of changes to public transit systems. Several local transit accessibility measures exist …

Despite the continued interest in transportation accessibility, it is still unclear how different
types of accessibility measures relate to one another and which situations are best for each …