Santiago Cardona-Urrea, Jaime Soza-Parra, Dick Ettema Abstract Transport equity is a fundamental policy goal that seeks to fairly distribute its benefits among the population segments in greatest need. This article quantifies the accessibility effects on... read more →
Amin Shaer, Andrés Fielbaum & David Levinson Abstract This study demonstrates the potential of combining computer vision with regular traffic cameras for detecting dangerous driving behaviors (DDB). We combine data extracted... read more →
Hermes Javier Mora, Tomás B. Echaveguren, Esteban J. Pino Abstract Driver somnolence remains a major challenge for road safety, not only for its detection, but especially for forecasting when drowsiness will impair driving performance. To... read more →
Hamed Naseri, E.O.D. Waygood, Bobin Wang, Ricardo A. Daziano, Matthew Feinberg Abstract One of the factors significantly contributing to EV preferences is how greenhouse gas (GHG) information is presented. This study aimed to identify the best GHG information presentation... read more →
Pablo Azurduy, Marcel Goic, Cristián E. Cortés, Nicolás Aramayo Abstract In recent years, the development of information technologies has led to significant changes in the design of the logistics systems that companies use to distribute products to... read more →
Javier Asensio, Marco Batarce, Anna Matas Abstract Spain operates a ‘competition for the market’ system to award regulated monopoly rights for the provision of intercity bus services. We assess the impact of changes in the... read more →
Early consumer response to electric buses in urban areas: Evidence from a discrete choice experiment
Mirko Giagnorio, Siqi Feng, Tiziana D’Alfonso, Ricardo A. Daziano Abstract Electric buses (e-buses) are receiving increasing attention from planners and decision-makers worldwide. However, the user perspective remains understudied, limiting understanding of how urban travellers respond to bus... read more →
Rodrigo Mora, Cristhian Figueroa-Martínez, Natan Waintrub Abstract Open Street Programs (OSP) are massive community programs that temporarily close urban streets to motorised traffic on weekends, thereby allowing people to engage in leisurelyphysical activities (e.g. walking,... read more →
Xinyu Wang, Andrés Fielbaum Abstract Ridepooling can gain significant efficiency by going beyond the door-to-door paradigm, i.e., including some short passenger walks. Current methods typically rely on Static Walking, where the drop-off point... read more →
Daniel O. Martínez-Quezada, Cristián E. Cortés, Antonio Mauttone, Marcela A. Munizaga Abstract Public transport plays a vital role in societal well-being and climate resilience. Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), while central to decarbonizing transit fleets, introduce operational challenges,... read more →