In light of the rapid global urbanization, providing a better quality of life in cities is becoming
an increasingly critical issue for urban planning. However, the links between the built …

About 3 billion people still rely on traditional sources of fuel. Biomass-based fuels were
responsible for more than 4 million deaths in 2012. Household energy consumption is …

Urban vitality and social cohesion both provide multiple benefits in cities. While it has been
argued that urban vitality–the liveliness of cities–may strengthen social cohesion, this has …

This research provides new evidence on factors associated with the use of four different
shared mobility options–bike-sharing, e-scooter sharing, car-sharing, and ridehailing (Uber) …

Although many studies have explored the relationship between the built environment and
travel behavior, the literature offers limited evidence about the collective influence of built …

Steady growth in global greenhouse gas emissions from transport is driven by growing
demand for car travel. A sizable body of research investigates influences of urban form on …

Although many studies investigate the association between land use and station ridership,
few examine their nonlinear and moderating relationships. Using metro smartcard data in …

Municipalities are increasingly acknowledging the importance of urban form interventions
that can reduce intra-city car travel in achieving more sustainable cities. Current academic …

The relationship between the built environment and travel satisfaction has not been
adequately explored in previous research. This study examines how urban form affects …

This paper contributes to the scarce empirical knowledge concerning distances and
durations of walking trips to public transport in smaller cities and in European cities. Results …