For more than a year now we have been privileged as editors-in-chief of Transport Reviews,
trying to fill the big shoes of our predecessor Professor David Banister, while receiving great …

After more than 30 years, Transport Reviews has decided to introduce a short editorial for
each issue, to either comment on an issue of concern to Transport Reviews and research …

This paper discusses the question about how to write a literature review paper (LRP). It
stresses the primary importance of adding value, rather than only providing an overview …

This paper is an introductory guide to systematic reviews and metaanalysis. Meta-analysis is
defined, and important textbooks are introduced. The types of research problems that lend …

This circular presents the necessary steps for producing a high-quality literature review for a
transportation research project. The circular explores how to conduct literature searches; …

Research in transport covers a wide field, embracing the main branches of engineering,
economics, statistics and others of the social sciences. A substantial proportion of the UK …

At a time when transport is high on the political agenda and government decision-making is
being vigorously scrutinised, there is a need for an incisive and accessible analysis of the …

In many fields, including transport, the pace and nature of rapid change in industry is not
necessarily matched by development of research and its subsequent publication through …

We recently published a paper by David Metz in issue 28 (3) of Transport Reviews on the
'Myth of Travel Time Saving', with an invitation to readers to submit their own thoughts and …

Over the past thirty-five years, a tremendous body of both theoretical and empirical research
has been established on thescience of transportation'. The Handbook of Transportation …