This study explores the association between urban form, socio-demographics, and travel
behavior for 1990, 2000, and 2010 in Shelby County, Tennessee, at a micro-level using US …

Bicycling, in an urban context, have many benefits, compared with motorized transports, like
reduced carbon footprint, and lower maintenance, health, social and infrastructural costs …

Developing nations are adopting transit oriented development (TOD) strategies to
decongest their transportation systems. These strategies are often adopted after the …

As the majority of the world population lives in urban areas (United Nations, 2018), urban
policies and related investments will have significant implications for population health. The …

Studies in the field of discrete choice analysis are crucial for transportation planning.
Generally, travel demand models are based on the maximization of the random utility and …

Multiple previous studies at international level have examined the effects of land use
policies regarding to sustainability, and particularly devoted to the induced private car …

Transit-oriented Development (TOD) reduces traffic congestion and encourages high dense,
mixed-use, and walkable environments. Whether Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) shaped TOD or …

Abstract Development of compact cities, many contend, aids in the promotion of sustainable
modes (public transit, walking and cycling). But the studies done until now have …

A bulk of the empirical studies on land use and travel behavior seem to focus on Western,
European, and Asian cities. The experience of cities in Africa has been grossly understudied …

Transportation and land use are inextricably linked. Travel patterns are influenced by the
location, design of new developments, and users' behavior. In many Tier II cities in India …