Jane Jacobs' quest for urban vitality has had an indisputable influence for urban researchers
and planners especially in the Anglo-American context, yet her theories have reached …

Understanding pedestrian behavior is critical for many aspects of city planning, design, and
management, including transportation, public health, emergency response, and economic …

Attitudes and perceptions play a significant role in the individual's selection of a travel mode.
In the developing cities of India, socioeconomic characteristics vary significantly among the …

Vehicle ownership (VO) is of vital interest to transportation planning and policy, both in its
own right and as a correlate of other travel-related behaviors. This study explores …

Understanding how spatial attributes of cities and neighborhoods induce cycling is relevant
for urban planning and policy making. In this work, ordered logit and latent class models are …

Traditional accessibility evaluation fails to fully capture the travel costs, especially the
external costs, of travel. This study develops a full cost accessibility (FCA) framework by …

Life events such as residential relocation are considered important triggers of changes in the
travel behavior of individuals because they usually result in significant changes to the built …

Institutional factors, which are referred to social and economic norms and rules, define
individuals' entitlement and access to opportunities and thus may play an important role in …

Compact cities and their urban forms have implications on sustainable city development
because of high density urban settlement, increased accessibility, and a balanced land use …

The mode, timing and frequency of travel by residents of urban neighbourhoods is affected
by sociodemographic and environmental factors. Among these, the layout and connectivity …