This Journal of Cycling and Micromobility Research article presents an open, adjustable, and extendible model for segment-based bikeability. spkl.io/60124houq

This study in the Journal of Urban Mobility offers a first attempt at analyzing. individuals’ travel patterns based on an individual survey focused on the mobility behavior of Climate Ticket users. spkl.io/60114hopD

Accessibility to the winter cycling network in Montréal: A transport equity diagnosis Read the article in the Journal of Cycling and Micromobility Research spkl.io/60104hoRa

Spillover effects in transit networks: A parameterized weight matrix spatial lagged approach Read the article in the Journal of Urban Mobility spkl.io/60134hopN

This study in the Journal of Cycling and Micromobility Research describes how electric-assist (e-assist) handcycles facilitate participation in adapted mountain biking for people with a spinal cord injury. spkl.io/60194horc

African Transport Studies aims at providing useful insights into solving Africa-specific transport-related issues from both theoretical and practical perspectives. View the first published articles > spkl.io/6016f68Y6

This article refines an existing Transportation Related Social Exclusion (TRSE) framework and develops a method for comprehensively evaluating existing TRSE reduction efforts in transportation policy. spkl.io/60134hoXW

Agent-based simulation model of micro-mobility trips in heterogeneous and perceived unsafe road environments Read the article in the Journal of Cycling and Micromobility Research spkl.io/60124hoTw

Urban #transport transitions: Stefan Gossling (Stefan Gössling) of AACSB Linnéuniversitetet Linnaeus University gives an analysis of the barriers (and how these can be overcome) at #UrbanTransitions2024. View more speakers and register at spkl.io/6011f6GIV #healthycities

Read our interview with the Editor-in-Chief of African Transport Studies, Roger Behrens of @cftsafrica spkl.io/6017f6EH5

This study in Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives proposes an interdisciplinary approach to establish a more sustainable transport network by determining optimal locations for mobility hubs from a municipality’s perspective. spkl.io/60124honI

#JournalOfUrbanMobility has been awarded its 1st #ImpactFactor of 2.7, which places #JUM in Q1 of geography, Q2 of regional & urban planning & Q3 of transport category. Thx to all submitted articles. Dear reviewers pls accept my apols for being annoying. tinyurl.com/ElsJUM

As an author, how can you ensure the #integrity of your #research? Check out 10 tips to safeguard your work and uphold the highest ethical standards. spkl.io/6016fB6Pq

Swappable green hydrogen trailers as an additional energy source to electric minibus taxis Read the article in African Transport Studies. spkl.io/6018f6EyC

Meet the speaker: Pedro Homem de Gouveia (Pedro Homem de Gouveia) from POLIS to give plenary talk at #UrbanTransitions2024. View more speakers and register at spkl.io/6018f6GIr

African Transport Studies article: Determinants of school bus service satisfaction in private schools in Ghana: Managerial implications spkl.io/6013f6EJX

Our paper on how the new metro line influences environmental mastery among older people through environmental perceptions is published in the JTH's special issue on Planning, Transport, and Healthy Ageing in Asia. Elsevier Transport Check it out: doi.org/10.1016/j.jth.…

This Journal of Urban Mobility article focuses on examining the viability of autonomous cargo bike-sharing as a solution for urban transportation. spkl.io/6010f6cFj

African Transport Studies publishes useful insights into solving Africa-specific transport-related issues from both theoretical and practical perspectives. View the first articles > spkl.io/6019f68YS

Get to know the Editors-in-Chief of African Transport Studies with our Editor Interview. spkl.io/6016f6EHI