This paper investigates older consumers in-store shopping experiences and the barriers that
they face. The aim is to understand how new retail technologies (eg, interactive in-store …

Background Age-friendly environments promote healthy and active aging by building and
maintaining capacity across the life course and allowing people who have a loss of capacity …

Background Rapid population growth and urbanization, in the form of land development,
exacerbates inequalities in public transport (PT), which may in turn accelerate health and …

Introduction Transportation plays an important role in the social connectedness and quality
of life among older adults (Black et al., 2015). Despite the increasing number of culturally …

As global aging accelerates, serving an aging society through transport development is
essential. However, the impact of transport inclusion on active aging remains unclear …

In this paper, we propose a conceptual framework to elucidate transport-related social
exclusion (TRSE) in rural China. Drawing from participant observations across 146 villages …

The number of older adults is steadily increasing in the United States and across the globe.
Aging is linked to an increased risk of disability. Disabilities that limit one or more major life …

Perceived norms attached to public transport travel significantly reinforce mobility
inequalities. Such mobility inequalities contribute to social exclusion, particularly among …

The number of disabled and senior citizens in the United States has been rising in the recent
past. Accordingly, many cities provide on-demand door-to-door paratransit ride services to …

Paratransit services represent a primary reliable transportation service for older adults
and/or persons with disabilities in the US, but transformative services like micro-transit, in the …