Human capital development, attractions of sustainable living standards and renewed
concerns for the planet have redirected city planners to a new frontier: the creation of …

Urban agglomerations (UAs) rely on a developed transportation infrastructure (TI) network to
form a close and diversified economic connection and promote urban agglomeration …

Abstract Cost-benefit-analyses (CBA) are widely used to assess transport projects.
Comparing various CBA frameworks, this paper concludes that the range of parameters …

Urban public transportation infrastructure is a basic and necessary condition which ensures
urban daily operation. The economic, social and environmental benefits of urban public …

Researchers have explored the efficacy of telecommuting as a travel demand management
strategy in the US Conditions under which telecommuting can reduce VMT (vehicle miles …

Understanding the quality of life related to transportation plays a crucial role in enhancing
commuters' quality of life, particularly in daily trips. This study explores the spatial effects of …

Equity and justice have long been central in transport policy. The emphasise on the
importance of individuals' access to social and economic opportunities stresses the link …

Commuting between an origin and destination pair is one of the most critical components of
an individual's daily activity, and the associated trip satisfaction significantly influences a …

With more than half the world's population residing in urban areas and this proportion rising,
it is important to understand how well-planned urban environments might improve, and …

Increasing residents' commute satisfaction and subjective well-being contribute to a healthy,
sustainable, and successful society. In this respect, transport mode choice is commonly …