Rapid urbanization and a drastic socioeconomic transition from the centrally planned system
to a market system in China provide a rare opportunity of observing urban transport equity …

In the context of continuous worldwide practices in building smart cities and promoting smart
mobilities, the literature on the reproduction of transport inequality caused by unequal …

Improving the transport system to enhance women's access to social opportunities and
services has been a key initiative in mitigating gender inequality. Studies have examined …

Despite massive new town development in megacities in China, none of the prior studies
examined commuting disparities of residents of different income groups living in various …

Transport equality is one of the key aspects of sustainable urban transport. Personal
satisfaction with travel among different communities and social groups has become a main …

Despite the presence of numerous navigable rivers in Brazil, they remain underutilized for
Inland Waterway Transport (IWT). Given the recent changes in transport systems which aim …

In order to encourage the use of public transportation, it is necessary to make it more
appealing to commuters by conducting frequent Service Quality (SQ) evaluations and …

Internal migrations have been studied using two types of approaches: macro-level and micro-
level analyses. Macro-level studies are typically carried out using a combination of various …

Transport planning, both in China and internationally, has conventionally been focused on
providing for increased levels of mobility, initially in terms of highway capacity for the private …

There is growing inequality in the distribution of opportunities and activities, particularly with
regard to income and wealth, 1 not only in the so-called developing countries (Ravallion …