The COVID-19 pandemic brought a dramatic shift in demand for spaces for safe, physically
distanced walking, bicycling, and outdoor commerce. Cities around the world responded by …

Transportation systems are, and have long been, profoundly inequitable. Private
transportation services, such as e-scooters and microtransit, have evolved alongside cultural …

This study asks whether deficiencies in transportation are associated with disproportionate
policing in Chicago using the case of cycling. I examine how the number of bicycle citations …

Pedestrians and bicyclists from marginalized and underserved populations experienced
disproportionate fatalities and injury rates due to traffic crashes in the US. This disparity …

The field of spatial analysis in traffic crash studies can often enhance predictive performance
by addressing the inherent spatial dependence and heterogeneity in crash data. This …

Since the early 2000s, academic research on equity and justice has become an increasingly
integral component of transportation planning and policy-making. Less research, however …

As an emerging technology, vehicle automation will have profound impacts on various
aspects of society. Although recent studies have examined the impacts of the proliferation of …

Mode shift from private vehicle to public transport is often considered as a potential means of
improving road safety, given public transport's lower fatality rates. However, little research …

Introduction While the health benefits of cycling and walking have been well established,
questions remain about whether these benefits hold in varying socioeconomic contexts …

Recent efforts to identify disadvantaged communities (DACs) on a census tract level have
evoked possibilities of attaining transportation justice and vision zero goals in these areas …