Moving walkways are continuous transport facilities to transfer pedestrians to their
destination with higher speed and less physical effort. In this work, we aim to investigate the …

Pollution, congestion and urbanistic considerations are leading to a change in the use of
private vehicles in dense city centers. More frequently, the last-mile is covered with systems …

Micromobilities have proliferated over recent years, enabled by technological advances.
Together they present opportunities to flip urban mobility into a new system, beyond car …

Since its inception in 1955, when Delta Airlines pioneered the hub-and-spoke system at
their Atlanta hub, airports have been engaged in fierce competition to ensure efficient and …

With the rising human population, travelling on static roads is insufficient to meet modern
mobility demands. The global economy loses hundreds of billions of dollars yearly due to …

Greenhouse gas emissions related to energy production is the main cause of climate
change. Transportation accounts for 30% of the total energy consumption, and a reduction in …

As moving walkways (MWs) are being used in larger airport terminals, train stations and so
on, there is growing concern about their impact on the crowd movement. Some existing …

A moving walkway (also denoted as moving sidewalk, travelator, autowalk, pedestrian
conveyor, or skywalk) is a slow moving conveyor that transports standing or walking people …

The improvement of pedestrian mobility through the use of on-street vertical facilities, ie
escalators, moving sidewalks, lifts, funiculars and gondola lifts, is becoming increasingly …

In modern days, rapid urbanization and the growth of motor vehicles cause a serious
consequence on the environment and affects human life, particularly in India most of the …