Vehicle sharing services (bikeshare, carshare, and e-scooters) offer the potential to improve
mobility and accessibility for disadvantaged populations. This article reviews research …

Transit agencies in multiple countries have started piloting the integration of new mobility
technologies (NMTs) into their transit services. This article reviews the emerging evidence …

Green infrastructure (GI) has become a panacea for cities working to enhance sustainability
and resilience. While the rationale for GI primarily focuses on its multifunctionality (eg …

In this article we examine equity in new active travel infrastructure in London, UK. We focus
on Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) introduced during Covid-19. These area-based …

Over the past 15 years, Vancouver, British Columbia, has made substantial investments to
their bikeway network, adding over 150 km of protected bike lanes, painted bike lanes, and …

As a transport mode available to everyone and most abled-bodied urban residents, walking
is, actually, the most equitable mode of transport. Walking brings several benefits to …

Since the early 2000s, academic research on equity and justice has become an increasingly
integral component of transportation planning and policy-making. Less research, however …

Transport network criticality analyses aim at identifying important segments in a transport
network. Such studies are often based on the utilitarian principle, where the criticality of a …

Transportation inequities, particularly in the United States, result in part from historical and
contemporary racism in planning, policy, urban development, decision making, and societal …

ABSTRACT A robust body of research in transportation has brought to light valuable findings
and supported the development of important tools. However, crucial questions of “undone” …