Willingness to pay to improve air quality: a study of private vehicle owners in Klang Valley, Malaysia by Bazrbachi, Abdullatif, Ahmad Sidique, Shaufique Fahmi, Shamsudin, Mad Nasir, Radam, Alias, Kaffashi, Sara, Usman, Adam Shehu

“…On average, private passenger vehicle users were found to be willing to pay a maximum amount of RM 4.99 (USD 1.55) per trip to avoid using the public transport system. Respondents with previous health issues were found more likely to shift to the public transportation system. …”
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Perceptions of the quality of life among low and medium-cost housing community in Penang Island, Malaysia by Badarulzaman, Nurwati, Fawzi Bahaudin, Mohamed Amiruddin, Othman, Abdul Ghapar

“…They were unhappy with public transport, and were worried about the level of public safety in their housing areas. …”
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Rural Area Development By Understanding Basic Infrastructure Needs Through Local Survey In Sibu, Sarawak by Tiffany, Ting Feng Nee

“…The results highlight solving Sibu Town’s low public transportation access by utilizing the local’s advance technology connectivity to bus schedules and locations, solve Sibu Jaya’s dissatisfaction of public transport and high amount spent on travel by improving comfort and conditions of the public transport. …”
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Impacts of bus only lanes on signalized intersection under heterogeneous traffic conditions by Muhammad Hamza, Azam, Muhammad, Nadeem, Sitti Asmah, Hassan, Othman, Che Puan

“…The unsolicited delays and unpredictable travel times are common in urban areas of Pakistan hence making it difficult to maintain the image of public transport. Bus priorities provided in terms of dedicated bus lanes at intersections are considered as a solution to improve the conditions for public transport. …”
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Pertanggungjawaban Kerugian PT Jasa Raharja Pada Kecelakaan Penumpang Angkutan Umum yang Sedang di Sewa by Wulandari Rima Ramadhani, Satriyo Bagus Arianto

“…Abstract Traffic accidents are things that cannot be avoided, including when traveling to a place using public transportation that is specifically rented for a certain activity or person. …”
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REGIONAL AIRPORTS by Lenka Kontriková

“…After some time and especially recently, it is thought that the airports should be deemed as an integral part of the public transport infrastructure. …”
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INDIA : Travel with Insider Tips/ by Neumann-Adrian, Edda, author 640679, Neumann-Adrian, Michael, author 640680, Neumann, Gabriel A., author 640681, Kureischi, Nadia Al, editor 640683

“…Where to start - tells the reader the ideal starting point to explore the city / destination, how to get there: by car or public transport, where to park the car… and much more! …”

A Review about the Problem of Vehicle Dependency in the Konya City Center by Mehmet Çağlar Meşhur, Sinan Levend

“…In this way, the most important tool is to support public transport systems for the accessible city center. …”
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Exploring the potential of shared electric vehicles from e‐mobility hubs as an alternative for commute and food shopping trips by Gustav Bösehans, Kuldeep Kavta, Margaret Carol Bell, Dilum Dissanayake

“…That is, car drivers show a greater interest in shared e‐cars, whereas cyclists show a greater interest in e‐bikes and e‐cargobikes with public transport. Further influential factors, as well as implications for both shared mobility providers and local authorities, are discussed.…”
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Railway maintenance windows: Discrepancies between planning and practice in Sweden by Daria Ivina, Carl-William Palmqvist

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The Use of a Park and Ride System—A Case Study Based on the City of Cracow (Poland) by Elżbieta Macioszek, Agata Kurek

“…The park and ride (P&R) parking type is usually located near peripheral public transport stops. These parking places are dedicated to people who, after leaving their vehicle in the parking, continue their journey to the city center using some form of public transport such as bus, metro, rail or tram systems. …”
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Key sustainable mobility indicators for university campuses by Antônio Nélson Rodrigues da Silva, Francine Marvulle Tan, Pablo Brilhante de Sousa

“…The results were analyzed using the Friedman non-parametric test, which indicated experts' agreement, in terms of relevance and suitability, in the following 13 indicators: Public transport infrastructure, Quality of pedestrian paths (inside and to access the campus), Parking spaces for users with mobility constraints, Urban public transport, Security within and around the campus, Universal access to buildings, Parking infrastructure, Bike racks and bike shelters, Infrastructure to access the campus, Adequacy of transport modes, Quality of campus roads, Cycling infrastructure, and Road safety campaigns. …”
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Assessing the transport connectivity of urban territories, based on intermodal transport accessibility by Aleksandr S. Morozov, Georgii I. Kontsevik, Irina A. Shmeleva, Lasse Schneider, Nikita Zakharenko, Semen Budenny, Semen Budenny, Sergey A. Mityagin

“…According to the 11.2 target of UN SDG “Sustainable cities and communities” to provide access to safe, affordable, accessible, and sustainable transport systems for all, the aim of the paper presented was to investigate accessibility and connectivity of urban territories by public transport systems. The main emphasis of the research was directed at transport infrastructure, which can be seen as sustainable, including public transport. …”
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Bus Rapid Transport System in Semarang City: Views of Current Users, Potential Users and Related Emission by Haryono Setiyo Huboyo, Wiwandari Handayani, Budi Prasetyo Samadikun, Didin Agustian Permadi

“…Instead, shifting occurs from former public transport to BRT. BRT emissions are related to traffic route conditions and topography. …”
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Walkability and urban built environments—a systematic review of health impact assessments (HIA) by Joachim Westenhöfer, Elham Nouri, Merle Linn Reschke, Fabian Seebach, Johanna Buchcik

“…While the beneficial effects of active and public transport have been well established, the health impact of other features of walkability are less well documented. …”
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Changeability of transport behaviour in a large city from the perspective of working days and Sundays: The case of Łódź, Poland by Wiśniewski Szymon, Borowska-Stefańska Marta, Dulebenets Maxim, Kowalski Michał, Masierek Edyta

“…Furthermore, the simulated traffic load of the public transport system is much higher for working days compared to Sundays. …”
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Using GIS to explore the impact of teenager’s environments on this physical activity, fitness and motivation: a cross-sectional study using data from the ACTIVE Randomised Control... by Michaela James, Sinead Brophy

“…Using QGIS 2.18 and open source data to create maps, teenager’s homes, schools and environmental factors such as public transport, active travel routes and natural resources (e.g. green and blue spaces) were geocoded. …”
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Bus Travel Time Prediction Model Based on Profile Similarity by Teresa Cristóbal, Gabino Padrón, Alexis Quesada-Arencibia, Francisco Alayón, Gabriel de Blasio, Carmelo R. García

“…This method estimates travel time by taking into account its historical behaviour, represented by historical profiles, and the current behaviour recorded on the public transport vehicle for which the prediction is to be made. …”
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Anachronism in using the notion of “an entrepreneur” to refer to a mandatory participant of a public contract by E. V. Vakulovych

“…The author has also determined that de jure public shipment by public transport means may be carried out only by legal entities publicly, but de facto public transport services of this kind are also carried out by individuals-entrepreneurs. …”
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Impact of a lower demand during the COVID-19 pandemic on the frequency of dwell time delays by Ruben A. Kuipers, Carl-William Palmqvist

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