Accessibility is an essential indicator for measuring the effectiveness and equity of transport
and public health services. However, previous studies neglect the effects of monetary costs …

Inequalities are structured and reproduced in multiple dimensions and scales. From
countries to neighborhoods, socio-spatial structure interacts with urban and public …

The development of sustainable and equitable cities is on most international and national
agendas–and the promotion of a walkable environment is crucial for sustainable …

Subway, as a premium transit mode, can certainly save travel time as a whole, while it
charges more and creates barriers to access valued destinations. However, traditional …

Spatial segregation of social groups within cities and inadequate transport conditions are
frequently pointed to as major barriers to improving urban livelihood conditions for …

Accessibility measures have been extensively used to explore the outcomes of the spatial
distribution of transport, jobs, and population groups in cities. Despite its wide use …

Gravity-based models have been extensively utilized in urban studies for measuring
geographic disparities in access to urban parks over the past several decades. However …

Rural and peripheral areas, however, defined, suffer from accessibility and mobility
problems that challenge their liveability and potential for development. To cope with these …

The degree of accessibility significantly influences regional tourism flow and the
performance of the global tourism industry. However, the tourism industry itself comprises …

Lately, there are raising concerns regarding MaaS capabilities, mainly related to its impact
on modal shift. In this brief, we aim to highlight the importance of refocusing the discussion …