Immigrants make up a significant population in many countries; in some countries as many
as 30% of the population was born overseas. An increasing number of studies have found …

Sufficient accessibility to opportunities, with different transport modes, is an important factor
in order to avoid transport-related social exclusion and transport poverty. This paper …

This study proposes a four-step framework for untangling place and mobility components of
access through the lens of equal opportunities. It introduces two measures of Spatial …

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the travel behaviour of urban residents in an
unprecedented manner, especially public transit (PT) users. PT has experienced a decline …

In Canada, newcomers are often faced with many challenges when integrating into the
labour market. This study examined the labour market integration experiences of …

Public transport performance (PTP) depicts the efficiency of a city's public transport.
Evaluating PTP is the foundation to build a sustainable public transport system. However …

This paper uses Sydney rail data to examine the relationship between station level ridership
and local and regional accessibility. We use net transit accessibility, which is the additional …

Smaller cities are seeking to attract and retain migrants (eg immigrants, refugees, and
temporary foreign workers) for population and economic growth yet may lack the physical …

While patronage on most public transit systems around the world remains modestly to
significantly depressed post-pandemic, transit ridership had mostly been declining across …

COVID-19 has amplified social inequities in many countries (Khazanchi et al., 2020; Marmot
& Allen, 2020), including Canada (Dyson & Graham, 2020). These impacts to equity include …