This paper reviews published and grey literature on young people's daily transport and
mobility experiences and potential, with the aim of identifying major research gaps. It draws …

Mobility equity is one of the main issues in sustainable transport in both developed and
develo** countries. However, the existing literature in the field is dominated by the …

In the context of still-low-but-rising levels of motorization and economic growth, increasing
social and spatial inequalities, and growing concerns about air pollution and climate …

Many urban dwellers in the global South face travel conditions that limit their ability to lead
healthy and productive lives. For many, traveling to work, to school, to see healthcare …

Abstract This Literature Review was carried out during the Inception Phase of the research
project 'Enhancing understanding on safe motorcycle and three-wheeler use for rural …

The improvement of rural people's mobility in develo** countries has informed many
policies. Still, debates remain on which policies are efficient, for instance, building more …

It is widely believed that small towns have been playing a crucial role in rural sustainable
development, as they provide most public services for rural residents living in hinterland …

Although the built environment–travel connection has been extensively examined in urban
settings, evidence from rural and small towns is still scarce. This paper addresses this gap …

Self-employed labour in transportation is a notoriously precarious form of employment that
occurs throughout many develo** countries. In order to offset high-cost and insecure …

The paper proposes an alternative measure of accessibility in the rural setting. The
proposed measure has two major components: proximity and the 'magnitude of supply'of the …