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European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research
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ISSN 1567-7141 · TU Delft OPEN Publishing · 627 articles in the index
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Weighted Multi-Objective Enriched Navigation using Slender Loris Optimization Algorithm
Urban mobility remains a major concern in smart city environments, as most navigation systems optimize routes primarily based on distance or travel time while overlooking safety factors such as crime patterns, environmental conditions, and population presence. This limitation exposes travellers…
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Household preferences regarding residential location and commuter choices, depending on household type and teleworking options
Residential location choices and travel behaviour have implications for sustainability. For example, preferences for detached single-family homes in a green environment may lead to longer commutes, mostly by car. In the face of environmental challenges, commuting is essential for developing…
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Who combines shared e-scooters and public transportation? Insights from Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö, Sweden
Shared e-scooters have promising potential to solve the problem of first- and last-mile with public transportation. However, it remains unclear how often these modes are combined in practice and which users are most likely to make multimodal trips. We address this research gap by surveying 1269…
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Travel and satisfaction changes in response to working from home (WFH) in Perth, Western Australia
The working-from-home (WFH) experiment during the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed our lives in unprecedented ways and the practice is likely to stay, with substantial changes to activity-travel behaviour. Drawing on three waves of employee surveys (2021-2022), this paper reports on associations…
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Unequal Journeys: Do Income and Neighborhood Influence Public Transport Travel Times in German Cities?
Inefficient public transport is a barrier to increased use and can contribute to time scarcity. Most comparisons of travel time across modes come from accessibility studies that compare trip data and leave several questions unanswered. These include whether the travel time disadvantage of public…
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Mercury: An open-source simulator for the evaluation of air transport mobility
The Mercury simulator, a performance assessment platform, is a stochastic, agent-based model developed over several years during research projects. It features a detailed description of the air transportation system at the European level, including passengers and aircraft, and various important…
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Optimizing the freeway toll rates for freight transportation following truck ban policy on central business district
The truck ban policy on freeways in central business districts (CBD) is extensively used in China nowadays to improve traffic safety and reduce traffic congestion. However, this policy will drastically impact freight transportation, especially when the freeway truck volume is high. To mitigate the…
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Exploring accessibility conditions for bike–train commuting: A qualitative study among university staff in Belgium
The integration of cycling and rail transport is a key element of sustainable commuting, yet its success depends on the accessibility of stations, their surrounding environments, and destinations. While quantitative studies have extensively analysed infrastructural and behavioural determinants of…
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A Collection of Machine Learning Models for Improved Airport Operations Amidst Adverse Weather Conditions
In the face of escalating climate change, airports worldwide are finding themselves at the mercy of extreme weather events. This research paper presents a comprehensive system that models key indicators, aiding airport management during such challenging weather conditions. The system adopts an…
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Modelling Heterogeneous Capacity Response Strategies of Airlines in the Initial Stage of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the EU-US Market
This paper investigates the causal impact of the initial stage of the COVID-19 pandemic (i.e., 2020) on airlines’ crisis response strategies from the supply perspective in the EU-US market. An analytical framework examining three strategies, namely market exit, capacity retrenchment, and route…
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Digital platforms for mobility services: Analyzing the current market landscape and European regulatory efforts
This paper analyses multimodal mobility platforms which enable the matching of supply and demand for transportation services, including new forms such as ride-hailing, ride-pooling, or vehicle sharing. Typically, such platforms appear as mobile applications (apps), sometimes evolving into “super…
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Is anyone going to light the fire? Drivers and barriers in the initiation of flexible use of charging infrastructure on major passenger transport hubs in the Netherlands
Third party use of charging infrastructure for electric buses on major passenger transport hubs offers potential to make better use of existing electricity grid capacity, especially given the current lack of grid capacity. This requires flexibility in the charging operation, which is hampered due…
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Insights from 25 years of research by Bert van Wee published in the European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research
Bert van Wee, professor in Transport Policy at Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, faculty Technology, Policy and Management, is retiring. Given his large contributions to EJTIR as Editor-in-Chief, editorial board member, author and reviewer, this Editorial Note is dedicated to his…
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The Associations of Street Network and Urban Form with Walking Frequencies
Walking is globally promoted as an urban transport mode that reduces greenhouse gas emissions and increases physical activity. While it is well-known that accessibility at neighbourhood and urban levels impact walking levels, studies on pedestrian travel behaviour are typically based on area-based…
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Minimum effort adaptation of automatic speech recognition system in air traffic management
Advancements in Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology is exemplified by ubiquitous voice assistants such as Siri and Alexa. Researchers have been exploring the application of ASR for Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems. Initial prototypes utilized ASR to pre-fill aircraft radar labels and…
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Incorporating Behavioral Adaptation of Human Drivers in Predicting Traffic Efficiency of Mixed Traffic: A Case Study of Priority T-Intersections
As automated vehicles (AVs) are increasingly being deployed on our road network, it becomes important to understand how human drivers interact with them in mixed traffic. This research investigates how mixed traffic factors affect human-driven vehicles (HDV) gap acceptance behavior at a priority…
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Impact of stakeholder cooperation for centralized route guidance and full automated vehicle compliance
Route guidance in traffic management aims to improve traffic network performance aligned with a system optimum. However, service providers commonly offer user optimal travel advice that can negatively impact centralized route guidance. This paper quantifies and demonstrates the impact of different…
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Revealed demand patterns of people with disabilities in on-demand ridepooling
Since 2023, the on-demand ridepooling service MOIA operates, as part of Hamburg's public transport, an integrated wheelchair-accessible service and offers subsidized fares for individuals with severe disabilities. This study analyzes one year of demand patterns in Hamburg following these…
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Stated Preference-Based Analysis of the Impact of Bicycle Parking Fees on the Occupancy and Benefits of Bicycle Parking Stations
Cities with high levels of cycling frequently encounter challenges associated with high demand for bicycle parking. One approach to tackle this is the installation of bicycle parking stations that provide weather and theft protection. Due to their high cost and limited capacity, a pricing strategy…
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Scenarios of automated driving based on a switchboard for driving forces - an application to the Netherlands
Over the past decade many developments have taken place in the field of automation of cars, trucks and public transport. The penetration rate of Level 2 partially automated vehicles in mixed traffic is increasing, Level 3 conditional automation is now supported by legislation, and different…