Equity impacts of the built environment in urban rail transit station areas from a transit-oriented development perspective: a systematic review by Tianyue Wan, Wei Lu, Peijin Sun

“…Additionally, while these station areas encourage pedestrian activity and public transportation usage, they also carry the potential for environmental pollution, raising concerns about spatial accessibility and facility convenience, thereby impacting environmental equity. …”
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How Children with Mild Intellectual Disability Experience Self-driving Buses: In Support of Agency by Mattias Forsblad, Philip Lindblad, Mattias Arvola, Ignacio Solís-Marcos, Henrik Danielsson, Mikael Wiberg

“…Emerging technology for public transportation is often not fully aligned with an inclusive design strategy. …”
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Urban ecosystem services and climate change: a dynamic interplay by Bhanu Pandey, Annesha Ghosh

“…Additionally, urban planning and design approaches prioritize compact and walkable neighborhoods, promoting public transportation and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. …”
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Is private-schooling problematic for transportation? Evidence from Southeast Queensland, Australia by Yiping Yan, Matthew Burke, Abraham Leung, James McBroom

“…For all other travel modes (automobile, public transportation and school bus), median trip distances are greater for private school students than private school students. …”
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Evaluating the impacts of shared automated mobility on-demand services: an activity-based accessibility approach by Nahmias-Biran, Bat-hen, Oke, Jimi B., Kumar, Nishant, Lima Azevedo, Carlos, Ben-Akiva, Moshe

“…The first is to high-income individuals who live in a suburban zone and rely heavily on on-demand services; the second is to mid-income residents that have excellent public transportation coverage with close proximity to the CBD. …”
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Assessing Transit Oriented Development using Satellite Imagery: Riyadh vs. Phoenix by Almazroa, Noor

“…Both of these measurements are important indicators of the success of a public transportation system. I found that out of the two different building detection methods, the one based on deep learning techniques was more precise, with better generalization abilities. …”
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Towards more efficient security inspection via deep learning: a task-driven x-ray image cropping scheme by Nguyen, Hong Duc, Cai, Rizhao, Zhao, Heng, Kot, Alex Chichung, Wen, Bihan

“…X-ray imaging machines are widely used in border control checkpoints or public transportation, for luggage scanning and inspection. …”
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Urban Transportation: Issue and Solution by Haryati Shafii, Sharifah Meryam Shareh Musa

“…This study identifies the percentage of public transportation mode usage in urban area, such as buses (16.7%), train (ERL, monorail and commuter-6.4%); which is very low compared to owning personal car (45.8%) and motorcycle (25.4%).The result shows owning personal car is the highest (45.8%) in three study areas and monorail and taxi are the lowest (1.4%). …”
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How Does Rail Transit Affect the Spatial Differentiation of Urban Residential Prices? A Case Study of Beijing Subway by Dehui Shi, Meichen Fu

“…The residential prices within the fourth ring (Line 10) were correlated significantly with population density (plot ratio) and station distance, while residential prices outside the fourth ring (Line 13) were correlated with community environment (greening rate), community-built time (age of residence), and public transportation conditions. The conclusions of this study are as follows: (1) Within the urban area of a single central city, the average residential price on the inner side of the rail transit line adjacent to the city center is higher than on the outer side. (2) Neighborhood characteristics significantly affect residential prices along rail transit lines in urban areas, while the architectural and neighborhood characteristics have equally important effects on residential prices along suburban rail transit lines. (3) Urban residential patterns affect residential prices along rail transit lines, with rail transit in urban areas having lesser value-added effect on areas with higher residential prices and suburban rail transit having higher value-added effect on areas with lower residential prices. …”
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Disruptions to HIV services due to the COVID pandemic in the USA: a state-level stakeholder perspective by Rogério M. Pinto, Evan Hall, Vitalis Im, Carol A. Lee, Sunggeun (Ethan) Park

“…In response, they developed online and curbside services to maintain HIV services, abate social isolation, and address structural issues like lack of food and public transportation. We organized results in four categories: (1) HIV service disruptions (e.g., “Housing for women and children who are fleeing a legal situation”); (2) Responses to disruptions (e.g., “Some of them, we would say, hey, weather permitting, we’ll come out to your car”); (3) Minoritized groups disproportionately affected (e.g., “Especially in my community, to get people if there’s ever a vaccine, Black people are going to be the last people to take it”); and (4) Recommendations (below). …”
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Implementasi Location Based Service Pada Aplikasi Mobile Pencarian Halte BRT Transmusi Palembang by Usman Ependi, Suyanto Suyanto

“…Kata Kunci— Halte, transmusi, mobile, location base service Abstract— BRT Transmusi Palembang, a public transportation city of Palembang society that is growing rapidly. …”
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Implementation of multimodal electronic payment systems : lessons from Los Angeles and Minneapolis-St. Paul by Long, Emily, M.C.P. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Matching transit and open public spaces : open space oriented transit for successful transit oriented development in Guadalajara by Sainz Caccia, Carlos A. (Carlos Alberto)

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Battery-Electric-Bus Transit System Design by Besa Lehmann, Jorge Andrés

“…The increasing availability of battery-electric buses (e-buses) as a sustainable alternative for public transportation has sparked considerable interest in recent years. …”
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Regional parking fee : a potential funding source for transit? by Misiak, Jodie Mercer

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Multi-attribute taxi logistics optimization by Li, Sonny (Sonny Heng)

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Politics on parade : immigration, ethnicity and national identity in Chicago, IL by Sengupta, Annis Whitlow

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Improving transit demand management with Smart Card data : general framework and applications by Halvorsen, Anne (Anne Fire)

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Peranan pusat perkhidmatan luar bandar di Zon Pelancongan Khas Negara by Ali, Mohamad Azal Fikry

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Integrating urban design principles in promoting sports tourism for Bukit Jalil sports complex, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia by Mohebbi, Roshanak

“…The results from field observation indicate that despite the existence of public transportation, various landmarks and indoor sport activities at BJSC, further improvements are needed in terms of pedestrian design, eradication of abandoned spaces and integration of various activities and functions with the place based on the needs of sports tourism. …”
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