More than half a million people in the US experience homelessness every day. Lacking
other options, many turn to transit vehicles, stops, and stations for shelter. Many also ride …

More than 500,000 people experience homelessness in the United States, and many turn to
transit vehicles, stops, and stations for shelter. We present findings from a survey of 115 US …

In recent decades, homelessness has become an increasingly major challenge in the US,
reaching about half million unhoused people. Many of them seek shelter in settings such as …

Transportation has rarely been a variable of interest in studying homelessness, yet its role in
the lives of people experiencing homelessness (PEH), especially those in US urban areas …

The COVID-19 pandemic upended transit use, finance, and management. To investigate
these effects two years into the pandemic, we conducted 21 semi-structured interviews with …

California and its regional and local governments have invested heavily in public transit over
the past half-century to provide an alternative to driving, ease traffic congestion, reduce …

The number of homeless people at airports has increased in recent years. As airports are
safe, transit-accessible, convenient, and climate-controlled facilities with food and amenities …

In recent decades, homelessness has become an increasingly major challenge in the US Of
the half million unhoused people in the US, many seek shelter in settings under the …

It tends to focus on increasing actual or perceived safety on public transit, including crime
prevention through environmental design and increasing safety for vulnerable transit users …

With more people experiencing homelessness in California cities, some transit agencies
have begun to comprehensively address the needs of people experiencing homelessness …