This review paper takes the perspective of cultures of automobility in an historical context to
understand resistance to attempts to alter the personal automobility paradigm with more …

The concept of smart mobility and tourism has evolved from a technology-driven approach to
one that focuses on sustainable solutions to address economic, social, and environmental …

With its high cycling mode share, the Netherlands is often seen as a best practice for cycling
policies. However, there is little insight into the drivers behind this phenomenon, specifically …

The car is one of the most expensive household consumer goods, yet there is a limited
understanding of its private (internal) and social (external) cost per vehicle-km, year, or …

The Covid 19 pandemic has caused dramatic disruptions in the public transport sector that
has seen a stark downturn in many cities across the globe, calling into question previous …

Cities around the globe struggle to create better and more equitable access to important
destinations and services, all the while reducing the energy consumption and environmental …

This paper analyzes the complex interdependencies between residential relocation and
daily travel behavior by focusing on modal change. To help explain changes in daily travel …

During the latest decade, a renaissance of bicycling in urban transportation has occurred in
many Western European cities. This opens up for a development of bicycle tourism as a form …

More targeted European policies promoting green travel patterns require better knowledge
on differing mobility cultures across European regions. As a basis for this, we clustered the …

Historically, the promotion of cycling has been neglected in most German cities with more
than 500,000 inhabitants. In the last 15 years, however, some cities discovered the …