This review investigates the state of the art in metrics used in energy (or fuel) and transport
poverty with a view to assessing how these overlap** concepts may be unified in their …

Accessibility, the ease of reaching destinations through a transport network, holds great
potential to help foster equitable and sustainable cities. Though equity analyses are often …

Increasing attention is given to public transport services in cities of the Global South as a tool
to enhance social inclusion and support economic development. Against this background …

Social equity is increasingly becoming an important objective in transport planning and
project evaluation. This paper provides a framework and an empirical investigation in the …

The Covid-19 pandemic has decimated public transit service across the United States and
caused significant decreases in ridership. Little is known about the reasons for unevenness …

The 15-minute city–providing every resident's daily needs within a 15-minute walk, cycle or
public transportation ride–has recently gained popularity among policy makers as a means …

Policymakers in cities worldwide are trying to determine how ride-hailing services affect the
ridership of traditional forms of public transportation. The level of convenience and comfort …

Land-use configurations are explicitly related to the outcomes of numerous economic,
social, and environmental policies. From a regional development perspective, efficiency in …

Many cities have undergone spatial redistributions of low-income populations from central to
suburban neighborhoods over the past several decades. A potential negative impact of …

The energy transition represents an economic opportunity in many countries, but it can also
disproportionately affect vulnerable households. Although increasing attention has been …