In response to climate change and continued urbanization, urban transportation systems
around the world are undergoing transitions to promote lower-emission vehicles, public …

From its beginning the field of mobilities research has been motivated by concerns around
social justice, social change and social futures. The first conference organized by the Centre …

Transportation planners suggest that smart mobility systems-cars, bikes, scooters and other
vehicles connected to the internet-can advance social equity. While smart mobility systems …

Digital technologies offer the possibility of community empowerment via the reconfiguration
of public services. This potential relies on actively involved citizens engaging with decision …

Cities constitute vast and intricate systems in which diverse entities (eg, people, vehicles,
roads, and infrastructure) interact collaboratively and dynamically. Analyzing and …

Over the past several years, micromobility devices—small-scale, networked vehicles used to
travel short distances—have begun to pervade cities, bringing promises of sustainable …

This paper presents insights from a collaboration with cycling advocates and local
authorities to consider how HCI can open productive spaces for citizens to contribute to the …

Through a humanist lens, this research aims to conceptualize a Mobility Data Justice (MDJ)
framework that re-orients both GTFS open transit data (General Transit Feed Specification) …

HCI scholars have explored how safety and mobility intersect in urban environments,
particularly for women and people with disabilities. However, existing work has yet to …

This chapter focuses on the relation between two socially significant aspects of the future of
transportation systems: the transition toward environmentally sustainable mobility and the …