Introduction Travel behaviour research involves the study of both the economic and
behavioural (or sociological) aspects of travel. Numerous factors influence the demand for …

Car dependency leads to a variety of societal problems and challenges, not least
environmental ones. It is thus not only relevant but also critical to better understand the …

The relationships between the built environment (BE) and car dependence have been
thoroughly evaluated, with a primary focus on the residential BE; however, the effects of the …

Public transport services are generally regarded as being of low quality in many develo**
cities, with Johannesburg being a typical example of a city with few government funded …

Shared pooled mobility has been hailed as a sustainable mobility solution that uses digital
innovation to efficiently bundle rides. Multiple disciplines have started investigating and …

This research investigates the socioeconomic and travel characteristics of student transit
users in comparison to other young adults and quantifies behavioral differences in public …

Over the last few decades, automotive embedded Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) systems have been used to enhance vehicle performance and enrich …

When a Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) implementation is planned, the potential userbase
must be understood to determine the service potential. The characteristics and travel …

New and emerging ICT-mediated mobility services, such as ride-hailing, are sha** travel
behaviours with profound implications for sustainable urban transport and mobility. Despite …

Public transport services are often improved to decrease auto-related mobility. However, it
remains unclear how the built environment influences auto ownership and commuting mode …