Pedestrian route choice, the process by which individuals decide on their walking path
between two locations, is a fundamental problem across disciplines. Because this behaviour …

Children walking to school are at a high risk of exposure to air pollution compared with other
modes because of the time they spend in close proximity to traffic during their commute. The …

Identification and mainstreaming of walkability-encouraging factors in micro-environments
such as university surroundings are equally important as macro environments, in the …

Understanding pedestrian behaviour is of obvious practical importance for facilitating
pedestrian infrastructure in cities and promoting crowd evacuation in emergencies …

The rapid growth in the number of road users and poor road management have been
deemed responsible for the upsurge in road congestions and fatalities in recent times. Many …

Pedestrian exposure to traffic-related air pollution depends on many factors; including the
nature of the traffic on nearby roads and the route characteristics. In this study, we …

Pedestrians are one of the main components of the urban traffic environment. Improved
corridors for vehicle movements, but the lack of pedestrian facilities are indifferent …

Improving walkability could discourage the use of motorized vehicles and that will reduce
GHG emissions, improve air quality, decrease congestion, and be beneficial for human …

Route Choice is one of the main challenging problems from theoretical and practical
viewpoints in the realm of pedestrian behaviour. A prime underlying concern of researchers …

This research proposes a novel effort-based theoretical framework for the pedestrian route
choice problem to discover principles that pedestrians use to select their routes. A …