Climate change and deep cuts in CO2 emissions require transitions to new kinds of
transport systems. To understand the dynamics of these transitions, this paper introduces a …

The dominance of fossil fuel‐powered transport systems presents a serious risk to human
well‐being and the natural environment. Transitioning to a low‐carbon transport system …

Equity is a critical dimension of accessibility assessment related to changes in transportation
investments. We estimate equity based on a spatially-explicit computation of door to door …

Traditionally backcasting studies in the field transport are based on a single normative vision
(often with clearly stated targets) and alternative pathways are then developed to reach that …

Transport is frequently cited as one of the most expedient means by which humankind
affects Earth's ecosystem. Indeed, as underscored by the Anthropocene proposition …

Sustainable urban transport is a complex challenge requiring innovation in technologies,
culture, and policies. Given the systemic nature of the issues involved, numerous studies …

Significant emission reductions are needed in the transport sector to reach climate change
mitigation objectives. Backcasting, a type of scenario-analysis approach, is a useful tool for …

Smart mobility is a wide area covering both new modes and tools which integrate these
modes. Diverse developments (eg bike share, intelligent transport systems, real-time …

Climate change mitigation and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have become
one of the most important global challenges. Transport is one of the sectors that contribute …

Promoting sustainable mobility is crucial for decarbonising cities and facilitating citizens'
access to economic opportunities, education, healthcare, and social activities (Banister …