This book examines the relationship between transit safety, railway station environments, and sustainable urban development. It explores how the physical design of railway stations, surrounding neighborhoods, socioeconomic conditions, and station management influence passengers’ safety and perceptions of security. Drawing on a case study in Sweden, the book employs a systems-thinking approach…
This book examines the historical development of workers’ mobility and access to employment in the Netherlands between 1920 and 1990. It explores how transportation systems, government policies, industrial employers, and social inequalities influenced workers’ ability to commute to their workplaces. The book analyzes the changing roles of bicycles, buses, mopeds, and company transportation …
This book presents the proceedings of the 10th Transport Research Arena (TRA 2024), held in Dublin, Ireland, from April 15 to 18, 2024. It brings together research findings, methodological approaches, technological innovations, and policy developments shaping the future of transportation and mobility, particularly in Europe. The book explores strategies for advancing sustainable and inclusive t…
A Short History of Transport in Japan: From Ancient Times to the Present by John Andrew Black examines the historical development of transportation in Japan from ancient times to the modern era. The book traces the evolution of different modes of transport, including roads, waterways, maritime transport, railways, and urban public transportation, and considers their roles in shaping Japanese so…
This book provides an introduction to senior transportation, focusing on the mobility needs and transportation challenges faced by older adults. It explores the relationship between transportation, aging, independence, and quality of life, highlighting the importance of accessible, safe, and reliable transportation services for senior citizens. The book discusses transportation options, mobilit…
This book examines the challenges of achieving sustainable urban mobility and transforming transportation systems in cities around the world. Robin Hickman critically analyzes the dominant discourse of motorization and the difficulties associated with implementing sustainable transport policies. Using discourse analysis informed by Michel Foucault\\\'s theoretical concepts, the book explores ho…
This book examines the challenges, policies, and developments associated with cross-border transport and mobility within the European Union. It explores the importance of establishing an integrated and barrier-free transportation system to facilitate the movement of passengers across national borders, strengthen regional connectivity, and support European economic and social cohesion. The book …
This book explores the development of traffic and safety sciences and their role in shaping a safer, more efficient, and sustainable transportation system. It highlights the importance of scientific research, technological innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing traffic-related challenges, improving road safety, and enhancing transportation management. The book emphasizes …
Active Commuting and Active Transportation, by Adilson Marques, examines the role of walking, cycling, and other forms of physically active travel as alternatives to motorized transportation. The book explores the relationship between active transportation, physical activity, health, environmental sustainability, and urban mobility. It discusses the factors that influence individuals’ decisio…