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期刊名:Transportation research record

缩写:TRANSPORT RES REC

ISSN:0361-1981

e-ISSN:2169-4052

IF/分区:1.8/Q3

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Jonathan Hochmuth,Erik Newton,Ron Van Houten Jonathan Hochmuth
The gateway in-street sign configuration has been demonstrated to be a low-cost method for increasing motorist yielding the right of way to pedestrians at crosswalks. It has previously been hypothesized that the gateway is effective because...
Chang Dae Lee,Alicia M Koontz,Rosemarie Cooper et al. Chang Dae Lee et al.
This study aimed to apply a journey mapping methodology to identify travel considerations and barriers for people with disabilities (PWDs) at each travel stage, from considering a trip through to arriving at the destination for their curren...
Greg P Griffin,Junfeng Jiao Greg P Griffin
Transportation planners increasingly use new forms of online public participation alongside traditional in-person approaches, including crowdsourcing tools capable of encouraging geographically specific input. Digital involvement may be par...
Maher Said,Jason Soria,Amanda Stathopoulos Maher Said
The spread of COVID-19 has been a major disruptive force in people's everyday lives and mobility behavior. The demand for on-demand ride services, such as taxis and ridehailing, has been specifically affected given both restrictions in serv...
Angela Sanguinetti,Ashley DePew,Kate Hirschfelt Angela Sanguinetti
The global COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to a plethora of ideas for modifying and redesigning public transportation and shared mobility vehicles to protect workers and riders from contracting the disease while traveling. This research se...
Sonal Shah,Vishnu Mohanakumar Jaya,Nidhi Piludaria Sonal Shah
The objective of this research was to understand key levers that enabled city, regional, and national governments to improve non-motorized transport (NMT) infrastructure during the lockdowns necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The resear...
Kasım Kiraci,Gökhan Tanriverdi,Ercan Akan Kasım Kiraci
The COVID-19 pandemic increased the risk of financial distress, bankruptcy, or both, in the airline industry. Whether airlines can survive or not during and/or after the pandemic is closely related to their decisions and actions which will ...
Amin Azimian,Junfeng Jiao Amin Azimian
The pandemic arising from the 2019 coronavirus disease has significantly affected all facets of human life across the world, including economies and transportation systems, thereby changing people's travel behaviors. This research was aimed...
John H Kodi,Angela E Kitali,Emmanuel Kidando et al. John H Kodi et al.
The COVID-19 pandemic outbreak brought significant changes in the travel behavior and operational characteristics of transportation systems. Express lanes (ELs) are among the transportation facilities that are affected by this pandemic. The...
Rachael Thompson Panik,Kari Watkins,David Ederer Rachael Thompson Panik
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted typical travel behavior worldwide. In the United States (U.S.), government entities took action to limit its spread through public health messaging to encourage reduced mobility and thus reduce the spread of ...