The development of urban strategies for the reduction of environmental impacts and
decarbonization requires ongoing monitoring from the local scale and further deployment of …

Urban agglomerations close to road infrastructure are particularly exposed to harmful
exhaust emissions from motor vehicles and this problem is exacerbated at road …

The growing need to move for different reasons, pushes the average user to compare and
select modes of transport that meet both economic requirements and the possibility of …

Double‐lane roundabouts have been created in many European countries over the past few
centuries and are now characterized by an unsafe geometric development and by a low …

The growing need for sustainable mobility has led the transport policy-makers as well as
population to use more of soft mobility solutions such as pedestrian and cycling traffic …

Walking is classified as the oldest transport mode with the least impact on the environment. It
is frequently one of the intermediate transport modes. Generally, while designing exclusive …

BIM technologies provide tools and processes to support the entire life of a project
effectively, from strategic planning to maintenance. Although this method takes its first steps …

The percentage of the passengers linked to airport activities often reflects not only the level
of economic and touristic aspects of a city but also the development of the transport system …

Generally, the noise concept can be defined as an element of disturbance in daily human
actions. The perception of noise and its disturbance depends on many factors such as the …

Several factors over the years have contributed to stigma in public transport. Many studies
have highlighted the need to make the transport system more equitable both from economic …