COVID-19 has changed our lives and will likely leave a lasting imprint on our cities. This
paper reviews how the pandemic has altered the way people commute, work, collaborate …

Air transport service quality has been a popular research topic in the last decade. A
systematic literature review on this topic was conducted on the articles published in quality …

Background Monkeypox re-emerged in May 2022 as another global health threat. This study
assessed the public's perception, worries, and vaccine acceptance for Monkeypox and …

Traffic evaporation–ie the opposite of induced traffic–is acknowledged as a well-established
phenomenon which presents important implications for local urbanism and mobility policies …

Mopeds are small and move unpredictably, making them difficult for other drivers to
perceive. This lack of visibility, coupled with the minimal protection that mopeds provide, can …

The COVID-19 pandemic caused an unprecedented impact on public transport demand.
Even though several studies have investigated the change in the use of public transport …

Covid, a highly contagious respiratory pathogen from the coronavirus family first reported in
Wuhan, China in December 2019 (Gkiotsalitis & Cats, 2021), caused a pandemic outbreak …

The COVID-19 pandemic changed urban mobility patterns in unprecedented ways with
movement decreasing, few public transport customers, and empty streets turning into pop-up …

Estimation of bicycling volumes is essential for the strategic implementation of infrastructure
and related transport elements and policies. Link-level volume estimation models (models …

After three years of COVID-19 lockdown and restrictions, mobility seems to have returned to
normality. However, the pandemic has left changes in the mobility patterns of the Madrid …