This chapter takes sustainable development as the starting point and focus for analysis. It
considers the broad and multifaceted bi-directional interplay between sustainable …

This paper concerns a research project to identify spatial gaps in public transport provision
for people who are socially disadvantaged. The paper outlines the research context for …

Women and men travel differently in low-and middle-income countries. This paper provides
an overview of the evidence on key features of women's travel behavior and the barriers …

Limited accessibility and mobility can result in decreased quality of life and well-being, as
well as social exclusion. In the United States (US), rural and small urban communities suffer …

The purpose of this study is to examine individuals with disabilities' social and community
participation in relation to their access to transportation. A self-administered online …

Purpose—This chapter provides an overview of contemporary perspectives on transport
disadvantage. Definitions of transport disadvantage from the literature are brought together …

This paper explores the separate and combined effects of transport disadvantage and social
exclusion on well-being using an empirical analysis of data from a travel and disadvantage …

The explosive growth of ridesourcing services has stimulated a debate on whether they
represent a net substitute for or a complement to public transit. Among the empirical …

This paper presents the results of a research project aiming to develop a robust empirical
model to measure links between transport disadvantage (TD), social exclusion (SE) and well …

In the study of equity in public transit service distribution to disadvantaged groups, there is
often a desire for a concise and relatable quantitative measure of equity. This ambition has …