Discrete choice recently emerged as a new framework for analyzing criminal location
decisions, but has thus far only been used to study the choice amongst large areas like …

Populations of post-industrial nations are aging. With a growing number of people living well
into their 80s and maintaining active lives, the transportation system will have to start …

Understanding why people move home is an important objective for population research.
While studies are increasingly examining residential mobility motivations using the reasons …

Objectives To examine active travel and public transportation use among US older adults
and the built environment characteristics associated with them. Methods Total active travel …

Objectives: This article examines the hypothesis that in street robbery location choices, the
importance of location attributes is conditional on the time of day and on the day of the week …

This article analyzes how street robbers decide on where to attack their victims. Using data
on nearly 13,000 robberies, on the approximately 18,000 offenders involved in these …

The aim of this paper is to investigate the extent to which elderly parents and adult children
move close (or very close) to each other and how this mobility is influenced by …

The heavy commuting burden borne by disadvantaged individuals and neighbourhoods is a
key concern with regard to transport equity. Agreement on the best approach for addressing …

The development of energy-efficient buildings has been deemed a critical component in
accomplishing reduction targets and making cities more sustainable. Hence, governments of …

The rise in urbanization has led to an expansion of traditional urban externalities toward
suburban and rural areas together with changes in the preferences of human populations for …