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    • The Impact of Working from Home on Modal Commuting Choice Response during COVID-19: Implications for Two Metropolitan Areas in Australia 

      Hensher, David A.; Balbontin, Camila; Beck, Matthew J.; Wei, Edward
      Published 2022
      The need to recognise and account for the influence of working from home on commuting activity has never been so real as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only does this change the performance of the transport network, ...
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    • Travel with dogs: the need to accommodate “messy trips” in healthy and sustainable transport transitions 

      Kent, Jennifer L.; Mulley, Corinne
      Published 2022
      Private car dependency is widely recognised as problematic: for human health through injury, respiratory illness, declining rates of physical activity and the erosion of the social ties that allow us to flourish, environmentally ...
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    • Formalising the jeepney industry in the Philippines – a confirmatory thematic analysis of key transitionary issues 

      Mateo-Babiano, Iderlina; Recio, Redento B.; Ashmore, David P.; Guillen, Marie Danielle; Gaspay, Sandy Mae
      Published 2020
      Jeepneys are paratransit vehicles which constitute the bulk of urban transport in many cities in the Philippines. There are around 179,000 jeepneys of which 90% are fifteen years or older. However, this is not without so ...
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    • Railway network design and regional labour markets in Sweden 

      Johansson, Erik; Camoreale, Rosalia; Palmqvist, Carl-Wiliam
      Published 2020
      Investment in railways, and transport infrastructure in general, are often motivated because they are believed to improve peoples’ accessibility to jobs. By linking together and increasing the size of labour markets, the ...
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    • Shared Autonomous Vehicles in rural public transportation systems 

      Imhof, Sebastian; Frölicher, Jonas; Arx, Widar von
      Published 2020
      This article focuses on the economic potential and the consequences on the regulatory context of Shared Autonomous Vehicles (SAV) used in a regional public transportation system. Based on an experimental case study two ...
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