The climate crisis threatens to exacerbate numerous climate-sensitive health risks, including
heatwave mortality, malnutrition from reduced crop yields, water-and vector-borne infectious …

Striking a balance between societal benefits and costs of transportation lies at the heart of
transport planning and transport systems analysis. Increased transport and urbanization …

The 15-minute city–providing every resident's daily needs within a 15-minute walk, cycle or
public transportation ride–has recently gained popularity among policy makers as a means …

Cars are dominating urban traffic in cities around the world, even though daily trips in many
cities are often realized with active modes of transportation or public transport. Urban …

Introduction Bay Areas are viewed as a complex region with integrated objectives and
numerous functions. Despite the increasing interaction between bay area development and …

Road transportation significantly contributes to air pollution. However, how different air
pollutant concentrations are subject to transportation-related factors and what policymakers …

Municipal official plans are useful for mainstreaming transportation objectives into local
development planning and decision-making processes. Using a plan quality evaluation, this …

Understanding the relationships between ultrafine particle (UFP) exposure, socioeconomic
status (SES), and sustainable transportation accessibility in Toronto, Canada is crucial for …

Equity is a critical field of study in transportation. The built transportation network does not
serve the needs of the population to achieve equal levels of economic vitality and prosperity …

The advantages of agglomeration propel the growth and prosperity of cities and urban
areas. At the same time, cities in developing countries and emerging economies in particular …