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    • Use of public transport and social capital building: An empirical study of Japan 

      Qin, Ziyi; Fukuda, Daisuke
      Published 2023
      Traditional discussions of public transport management in Japan have been primarily based on profit concerns. However, in recent years, the discourse has shifted to incorporate social capital considerations, with greater ...
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    • Exploring the attitudes and perceptions influencing user participation in gamification schemes for TDM 

      Yen, Barbara; Mulley, Corinne; Meza, Gerardo
      Published 2023
      Travel demand management (TDM) strategies and behaviour change initiatives aim to improve travel conditions by reducing or redistribute demand where the transport system is most congested. TDM strategies with gamified ...
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    • Measuring market power of rail incumbents 

      Chini, Jakub; Špetík, Ondřej; Kvizda, Martin
      Published 2023
      The aim of this article is to assess the market power of the state-owned incumbents within the open-access lines in Europe and compare it among themselves. This article investigates three open-access lines in Europe: ...
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    • Factors influencing the patronage of flexible transport in urban and rural areas. A case study in NSW, Australia 

      Loyola, Miguel; Nelson, John D.; Clifton, Geoffrey; Ho, Chinh Q.
      Published 2023
      Since 1990, gradual changes have been observed in the implementation of flexible transport service (FTS) schemes. A growing body of evidence suggests FTS are highly supportive for specific groups, like people with disabilities ...
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    • Universal design for people with psychosocial disabilities – The effect of COVID-19 

      Fleten Nielsen, Anja
      Published 2023
      We have examined how COVID-19 impacted travel behaviour for people with psychosocial disabilities, identified key barriers when using public transport, and examined how a broad understanding of universal design can be used ...
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