Road transport is a major CO2 emission contributor globally. Driven by political incentives,
the automotive industry is shifting from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to electric …

Urban cycling and mobility of care are in the spotlight of scholarly pursuits and policy
agendas that promote sustainable and inclusive cities in the Global South. Recent research …

Denmark is one of the world-leading countries in terms of bicycle infrastructure and has a
relatively good public transport system. Yet, a large share of commuters in the Greater …

This research investigates the interactive effects of the household structure and
race/ethnicity on gender differences in commuting travel in the United States. Existing …

Cities around the world promote bicycle use as a sustainable and accessible form of
transportation. However, in many places, there is a persistent gender disparity in bicycling …

Despite a marked increase in electric bicycle (e-bike) research, few studies have looked at
how parents or caretakers use e-bikes specifically to transport children. This is a missed …

Time use during travel has been the subject of considerable research in recent years thanks
to its crucial role in determining the utility of travel time. While most of these studies have …

Transport and gender are intrinsically intertwined. However, traditionally, transport planning
has tended to favor the travel needs of adult men in home-work trajectories, thereby ignoring …

It is well established that urban form can encourage or hinder daily walking activity.
Consequently, urban form has a direct impact on both spatial accessibility and the ability of …

In the past few decades, ethnoracial diversity has substantially grown in Canada. Both
occupational and residential segregation of minorities are well-documented phenomena …