Ridesourcing mode choice: A latent class choice model for UberX in Chile by Gustavo García-Melero, Rubén Sainz-González, Pablo Coto-Millán, Alejandra Valencia-Vásquez

“…Further, UberX gained users principally from public transport (80%). Likewise, the two latent classes differed by socioeconomic characteristics and SVTs. …”
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THE ROLE OF MOBILITY MANAGEMENT IN THE FIELD OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT by Oksana Hulchak, Oleksandr Dziuba, Yevheniia Shapenko

“…With the help of gamification, municipalities can implement interesting and innovative policies based on increasing the attractiveness of certain types / routes / directions of public transport.…”
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Insights into the socio-economic impacts of traffic congestion in the port and industrial areas of Chittagong city, Bangladesh by Md. Abdul Fattah, Syed Riad Morshed, Abdulla-Al Kafy

“…The study found that excessive vehicles, narrow roads, ineffective public transport modes, and bus operators’ attitudes are causing congestion, resulting in high to extreme stress levels for road users, with a total economic loss of $2.01 million per day. …”
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THE INFLUENCE OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON CHANGING THE BEHAVIOR OF ECONOMIC ENTITIES by Halyna Voznyak, Khrystyna Patytska, Taras Kloba

“…The following tendencies are revealed: digitalization (transition from social to digital interaction in work and educational processes, circles of close people for the preservation of social distance); changing the model of mobility (reducing the use of public transport, reducing attendance at hotels and restaurants, the transition to distance employment and education, reducing tourism and business travel); changing consumer buying habits (development of e-commerce, “conscious” consumption, support for local producers); infodemic (dissemination of misinformation, the anti-vaccination movement, increase in the number of information messages on conspiracy theories); increased attention to one's health, hygiene and healthy lifestyle (wearing masks, using sanitizers, healthy eating); changes in interpersonal behavior (increase in the number of divorces, increase in cases of domestic violence, restriction of personal contacts, increase in gender inequality). …”
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Features of road safety project implementation until 2024 in Omsk region by E. A. Safronov, K. E. Safronov

“…This applies to recommendations for stabilizing project financing, justifying the development of public transport, using new technologies, improving the regulatory and legislative framework in all areas of urban planning and infrastructure.…”
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Impact of increased subway station density on air quality in the Yangtze River Delta by Xiaohui Ye, Masayuki Sato

“…This finding provides a scientific basis for the relevant authorities to formulate the development and layout of public transport facilities. It strongly responds to previous debates on the relationship between subways and air quality. …”
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Intermodal, urban, mobil – Charakterisierung intermodaler Wege und Nutzer am Beispiel Berlin by Julia Jarass, Rebekka Oostendorp

“…Simultaneously, larger cities often have a well-developed public transport system and good accessibility by bike or on foot, which allows the use of other modes than the car. …”
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THE IMPACT OF BUDGET FINANCING ON THE MUNICIPAL-OWNED ENTERPRISES PERFORMANCE: CASE OF KYIV CITY by Kateryna Bagatska, Hanna Blakyta, Oksana Melnychuk, Tetiana Pashkuda, Anna Mіshchenko

“…It is established that the largest recipients of budget funds are municipal construction companies, while municipal public transport companies receive insufficient funding to cover their needs. …”
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Bus Lane Design Based on Actual Traffic Loads and Climate Conditions by Giulia Del Serrone, Paola Di Mascio, Giuseppe Loprencipe, Lorenzo Vita, Laura Moretti

“…Bus lanes play a crucial role in urban areas as their primary objective is to increase public transport efficiency and help traffic and public transit systems flow more smoothly. …”
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The Influence of Service Quality on User’s Perceived Satisfaction with Light Rail Transit Service in Klang Valley, Malaysia by Ahmad Nazrul Hakimi Ibrahim, Muhamad Nazri Borhan, Mohd Haniff Osman, Muhamad Razuhanafi Mat Yazid, Munzilah Md. Rohani

“…The statistics showed that only 20% of the commuters in Malaysia use public transport, including LRT, and 80% use private transportation. …”
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Smoke-free policy in Poland on the example of the implementation into national law of the European Parliament and Council Directive 2014/40 /EU of 3 April 2014 on the approximatio... by Jarosław Pinkas, Jakub Szymański, Dariusz Poznański, Waldemar Wierzba

“…This introduced a number of smoking bans, among others, in hospitals and other medical entities, organizational units within the education system, indoor plants work in means of public passenger transport, public transport stops, playgrounds and premises for catering-entertainment (outside the designated, separate places). …”
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Characterizing Social Determinants of Maternal and Child Health: A Qualitative Community Health Needs Assessment in Underserved Areas by Sara Rizvi Jafree, Gulzar Shah, Rubeena Zakar, Anam Muzamill, Humna Ahsan, Syeda Khadija Burhan, Ambreen Javed, Rana Rubab Durrani

“…The targets for maternal and child health in Pakistan cannot be met without close coordination between the primary health sector, local governance, and macro state structures, which collectively must monitor and improve housing adequacy, food security, public sector services (primary healthcare services, public schooling, public transport, and public internet access), overall safety, and poverty emergence.…”
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Real-World Fuel Consumption, Fuel Cost and Exhaust Emissions of Different Bus Powertrain Technologies by Samuel Rodman Oprešnik, Tine Seljak, Rok Vihar, Marko Gerbec, Tomaž Katrašnik

“…Air quality in urban areas is strongly influenced by exhaust emitted by the public transport fleet. The aim of this study was to analyze benefits in the fuel consumption, fuel costs and exhaust emissions when replacing baseline diesel fueled EURO III city buses by the compressed natural gas (CNG)-fueled EURO V buses and by hydraulic series hybrid diesel-fueled EURO V buses. …”
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Citizen Perception and Ex Ante Acceptance of a Low-Emission Zone Implementation in a Medium-Sized Spanish City by Montaña Jiménez-Espada, Francisco Manuel Martínez García, Rafael González-Escobar

“…The results obtained in relation to the consultation on alternative measures to tackle pollution, noise and traffic jams showed that citizens are receptive to improvements in universal accessibility, subsidies for public transport, increased road safety for PMV’s infrastructure, subsidies for the purchase of environmentally friendly vehicles and PMV, and the promotion of pedestrianisation. …”
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Numerical Optimization of Battery Heat Management of Electric Vehicles by Szabolcs Kocsis Szürke, Gábor Kovács, Mykola Sysyn, Jianxing Liu, Szabolcs Fischer

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Evaluation of Electric Vehicle-Dependent Strategy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Transport System by Tesfamichael Chala Eticha, Yonas Minalu Emagnu

“…The fourth point is fuel consumption; besides the high CO2 emission, coaches’ consumption of fuel is leading by 8.946 grams, and cars use 2.087 grams of fuel every time step. Totally, public transport vehicles are responsible for higher emissions and huge fuel consumption. …”
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Barriers to access to antiretroviral therapy by people living with HIV in an indonesian remote district during the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative study by Nelsensius Klau Fauk, Hailay Abrha Gesesew, Alfonsa Liquory Seran, Paul Russell Ward

“…Such fear was influenced by their awareness of their vulnerability to the infection, the possibility of unavoidable physical contact in public transport during a travelling to HIV clinic and the widespread COVID-19 infection in healthcare facilities. …”
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To pay or not to pay? Understanding public acceptance of congestion pricing: A case study of Nanjing by Aya Selmoune, Zhiyuan Liu, Jinwoo Lee

“…The results revealed that the perceived impacts on congestion, the environment, trips to the city center, revenue allocation, public transportation price satisfaction, annual income, fairness, car ownership and travel frequency, along with the efficiency and capacity of public transport systems, need to be included when evaluating individuals' acceptance of congestion pricing. …”
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Seasonal variations in social contact patterns in a rural population in north India: Implications for pandemic control. by Sargun Nagpal, Rakesh Kumar, Riz Fernando Noronha, Supriya Kumar, Debayan Gupta, Ritvik Amarchand, Mudita Gosain, Hanspria Sharma, Gautam I Menon, Anand Krishnan

“…A large proportion (>80%) of contacts that were reported in schools or on public transport involved physical contact. To the best of our knowledge, our study is the first from India to show that contact mixing patterns vary by the time of the year and provides useful implications for pandemic control. …”
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A Systematic Literature Review on Machine Learning in Shared Mobility by Julian Teusch, Jan Niklas Gremmel, Christian Koetsier, Fatema Tuj Johora, Monika Sester, David M. Woisetschlager, Jorg P. Muller

“…Shared mobility has emerged as a sustainable alternative to both private transportation and traditional public transport, promising to reduce the number of private vehicles on roads while offering users greater flexibility. …”
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