Introduction This paper examines the links between perceived liveability and mental health,
questioning the role transport-related variables and features of the built environment play in …

With the advent of connected autonomous vehicles (CAVs) come many possibilities for
improving the capacity and level of service of roadways and intersections. Two such …

City-scale traffic data, such as traffic flow, speed, and density on every road segment, are the
foundation of modern urban research. However, accessing such data on a city scale is …

This critical review paper examines the health inequalities faced by individuals with Severe
Mental Illness (SMI) in the United Kingdom; highlighting the disproportionate burden of …

Background Road congestion is a persistent problem. Increasing road capacity has not
solved this problem, which requires measures to curb road use demand. This paper reviews …

Introduction Urban mobility can detrimentally impact city dwellers' health and quality of life,
eg through air pollution, noise and traffic injuries, but offers opportunities for health …

Urbanization, characterized by a high concentration of population in cities, presents
significant societal challenges. High population density, inadequate living conditions, and …

This study proposes an experimental framework for collecting on-board data on users'
emotions, psychophysiological indicators, and context, to characterize their experience in a …

This study proposes an integrated theoretical framework to comprehensively examine the
satisfaction and subjective well-being of ridesourcing travelers. A total of 1370 survey …

Driving stress is a critical factor leading to road traffic accidents. Despite numerous studies
that have been conducted on driving stress recognition, most of them only focus on accuracy …