Cycle tourists are increasingly prominent in the profile of world tourism and, in the light of the
literature, it is essential, among other things, to examine more closely who they are, what …

For cities seeking to promote active transport, overcoming the institutional practices of car-
centric planning and investment is critical to redistributing funds toward dedicated walking …

Cycling is crucial for sustainable urban transportation. Promoting cycling critically relies on
sufficiently developed infrastructure; however, designing efficient bike path networks …

Several studies cite great potential for microtransit services to improve transportation equity
by providing disadvantaged communities with a more flexible and reliable option relative to …

In this paper, we consider the problem of expanding bicycle networks over time. The
expansion of the network at a given point in time is based on the societal cost–benefit …

The goal of this study is to assess and quantify the potential employment accessibility
benefits of shared-use automated vehicle (AV) mobility service (SAMS) modes across a …

Abstract Purpose of Review The study aims to provide an understanding of health cost
assessments of different transport modes in urban contexts, and their relevance for transport …

Walking and cycling for transport have gained considerable importance in research and
policy making in recent years. Empirical research on correlates of active travel is increasing …

Altering the network of public facilities like schools is likely to affect travel choices, in
particular route and mode choice. Traveling to school is not only a major contributor to public …

Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) for cycling infrastructure investments are less sophistically
developed compared to the ones for private cars and public transport, and one of main …