The world is currently witnessing its largest surge of urban growth in human history; a trend
that draws attention to the need to understand and address health impacts of urban living …

This paper reviews the ex-post assessment of city logistics measures implemented in some
European cities and, in a “what if” framework, proposes an analysis of tested environmental …

Transportation systems are complex sociotechnical systems and this dual nature is reflected
in the literature dealing with their planning, ie defining courses of action from both public and …

Carrying out correctly and objectively a CBA (Cost Benefit Analysis) means planning and
designing sustainable infrastructures. For the case of infrastructures, it is very important to …

Transport decision-making problems are typically spatially based and involve a set of
feasible alternatives with multiple evaluation criteria. Besides, transport decisions affect …

This study examines the sustainable transport policy framework in the case of railway
development in Klang Valley, Malaysia. It is guided by the main principle that sustainable …

Mega transport infrastructure projects (MTIP) which inherent uncertainty and complexity, are
in practice all overall the world. These projects concerning their nature show political …

Public Participation in transport planning is often regarded as a formal compulsory phase of
the decision-making process and it lacks in its real purpose, ie engaging people to find the …

Despite years of legally mandated public engagement for transportation planning, there is
often little evidence that this results in more equitable processes or outcomes. Recently …

Urban transportation planning is important for a metropolitan city. Route selection, which is
among the decisions of urban transportation planning, is also important in terms of …