In recent years fare-free public transport (FFPT) found itself at the centre of attention of
various groups, such as economists, transport engineers and local authorities, as well as …

Abstract Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has had a disruptive impact on
transportation. To prevent a return to more widespread personal automobile use due to …

The urban energy transition represents a transformation of such magnitude that it will require
a re-examination of the fundamental relationship between societies and energy resources …

An urban energy transition is needed to address the two global environmental challenges of
urbanisation and increasing carbon emissions. Urban energy landscapes represent the …

This article explores the recent and rapid development of fare-free public transport (FFPT) in
local public transport networks across Poland. The question of pricing public transport, in …

Among many possible interventions in public transport finance and policy designed to
enhance the attractiveness of riding public transport, one of the most extreme, which is …

This paper explores a crucial aspect of sustainable mobility: the production of social
inequality in mobility systems. The approach taken is to focus on how, as new transit …

It is common to increase road capacity by constructing ring roads to reduce traffic congestion
in city areas, although this is often found to be ineffective in the long run. Accordingly, this …

The fare-free public transport policy (FFPT), the characteristic feature of which is abolishing
fares in public transport, influences the transport system in favour of one means of transport …

The environmental discourse has long been split in two camps: one technophilic, the other
technosceptic. The former suggests that technical solutions are the primary fix to …