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期刊名:Transportation research part d-transport and environment

缩写:TRANSPORT RES D-TR E

ISSN:1361-9209

e-ISSN:1879-2340

IF/分区:7.7/Q1

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The City of Austin, Texas, USA allocated significant funding for comprehensive Safe Routes to School (SRTS) infrastructure projects split equally across Council districts, but allocated using a scoring system incorporating demand, community...
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Traffic-related air and noise pollution on or near major roadways have been examined but these pollutants have not been extensively investigated away from major roadways in residential communities, especially in the United States. To evalua...
Roberto Gioria,Tommaso Selleri,Barouch Giechaskiel et al. Roberto Gioria et al.
This study compares emissions from Euro VI-D Diesel and CNG buses across temperatures from -7 °C to 35 °C. Pollutants including NOx, THC, CH4, CO, NH3, N2O, HCHO, Solid Particle Number larger than 23 nm (SPN23) and larger than 10 nm (SPN1...
Feiyang Sun,Peng Chen,Junfeng Jiao Feiyang Sun
In 2014, Seattle implemented its own bike-sharing system, Pronto. However, the system ultimately ceased operation three years later on March 17th, 2017. To learn from this failure, this paper seeks to understand factors that encourage, or d...
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This study explores household-level evacuation decision-making in response to Hurricane Laura, in a context where hurricane risk reduction measures contradicted COVID-19 risk reduction measures. Data were collected using a mail-based survey...
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This study aims a more thorough understanding of individuals' motivations and determinants of working from home (WFH) at various phases of the pandemic. To achieve this research goal, we analyze attitudes towards WFH, the profiles of variou...
David G Luglio,Tri Huynh,Antonio Saporito et al. David G Luglio et al.
It is well-documented that subway stations exhibit high fine particulate matter (PM2.5) concentrations. Little is known about the potential of river-tunnels to increase PM2.5 concentrations in subways. We hypothesized a "river-tunnel" effec...
Lars Böcker,Lars E Olsson,Tanu Priya Uteng et al. Lars Böcker et al.
COVID-19 has brought severe disruption and demand suppression to mobility, especially to public transport (PT). A key challenge now is to restore trust that PT is safe again. This paper investigates pandemic impacts on PT safety and stress ...
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While the decrease in air pollutant concentration during the COVID-19 lockdown is well documented, neighborhood-scale and multi-city data have not yet been explored systematically to derive a generalizable quantitative link to the drop in v...