Triggered by the COVID-19 crisis, the 15-min city concept has emerged as a new model of
city vision. This increasingly popular urban planning paradigm brings the idea of living …

Urban rail transit supports the development of megacities, while changes in urban spatial
structure affect the structure of urban rail transit networks and the carbon emissions of …

Enhancing the utility of public transportation through easy and equitable access has become
one of the focal points in the pursuit of social justice goals. This study aims to provide a …

The development of sustainable transport is a priority in cities. It should aim to increase the
number of trips made by public transport while minimizing social costs and the negative …

Over the years, research on firm location choice has received less attention than residential
location choices. Although valuable efforts have been made to model firms' location choices …

Free-floating micro-mobility as a mobility solution is becoming increasingly popular in cities.
In this study, the travel patterns of free-floating electric bike-sharing service (FFEBSS) users …

The equitable allocation of public service facilities is directly related to the healthy
development and socially just functioning of cities. Traditional location-allocation models …

This study advances the methodology of transit accessibility, particularly the cumulative
opportunities by including the spatial distribution of accessible opportunities to assess the …

Public transport (PT) inequality is evidenced to have adverse consequences on various
social–urban–economic aspects of urban residents' lives; however, the impact of this …

With population aging becoming increasingly prominent, it has been recognized as a critical
issue for urban planners whether older adults can access fair, high-quality medical services …