In this paper we examine social and economic trends in California's transit-friendly
neighborhoods since 2000. In particular, we explore the relationship between high …

This research examines the level of access to public transportation and job resources
specific to tenants residing in rental assistance program units in Harris County, TX, USA. It …

We introduce a methodology to develop a geo-typology (geotype) that categorizes each
location in the United States in terms of their main drivers of transportation demand and …

Transit-oriented development (TOD) advocates sustainable development and the building of
livable neighborhoods. Several measures are proposed to evaluate TOD principles; …

This research seeks to explain patterns of capital investment and operating expenses for
urban transit systems in the United States. We isolate supply factors including urban scales …

Urgent problems facing transit agencies today include the COVID-19 pandemic and
resulting economic impacts, declines in ridership and funding, and growing pressures to …

This dissertation contends that the decision of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and
the Toronto Transit Commission to introduce a grid of frequent, all-day bus service on …

This research assesses how objective competitive factors, namely travel time and travel
costs, influence the commuting mode choice between public transport and the car in …

In 2021, the Canadian government announced a new policy regarding public transit funding
that has put rural transit projects in a disadvantageous position as the funding guidelines …