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Urban, Planning and Transport Research
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ISSN 2165-0020 · Taylor & Francis Group · 332 artikel di indeks
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Managing housing supply system gap through subsidy optimization: evidence from the Addis Ababa condominium housing program
Addis Ababa’s condominium housing program has long faced allegations of unaffordability for low-income households and fiscal strain due to generous subsidies. Globally, studies on ownership-based subsidized housing often overlook empirical assessments of subsidy targeting and the trade-offs between…
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Factors affecting the sustainable solid waste management the case of Shashemene City, Ethiopia
Solid waste generation is an inevitable outcome of everyday human activities and therefore requires effective management. Rapid urbanization and population growth in Shashemene City have significantly increased the volume of municipal solid waste, creating serious challenges for the municipality in…
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Public data, private insights: field-validated approaches to estimating e-scooter travel patterns
We propose a methodology for estimating shared e-scooter trip origins and destinations using publicly available General Bikeshare Feed Specification (GBFS) data. This approach tackles challenges including GPS update lags, randomized vehicle IDs, and jurisdictional boundary constraints. By…
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Exploring user characteristics and motivations for adopting e-motorcycle ride-hailing in Hanoi, Vietnam
Ride-hailing is becoming popular among students in motorcycle-dependent Southeast Asian countries. This development calls for a shift from conventional motorcycles to greener options, such as e-motorcycles. So far, little is known about the factors associated with the adoption of e-moto…
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Navigating electrification in public transport: the role of public transport authorities
The transition to electric buses involves a shift in public transport systems, requiring changes to the role of public transport authorities (PTAs). This study analyses how PTAs' role as planners and procurers of public transport is impacted by electrification, employing a sustainability transition…
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State of walkability within the Central Business District of Accra: a case study of infrastructural and perception-related issues
Walking remains the dominant mode of transport in Accra, yet the infrastructure supporting it is inadequate for the level of use recorded daily. This study assessed walkability in Accra’s Central Business District (CBD) using a mixed-method approach combining user perception surveys, pedestrian…
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Kochi Water Metro: a new initiative in the transportation scenario
The fast-growing coastal cities are facing serious challenges with the urban transportation system like traffic congestion, environmental sustainability and also equitable access. Inland water transport has historically contributed to a number of Indian cities' overall mobility. However, it has…
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Soil loss modeling by blending RUSLE with GIS and remote sensing under land use/land cover change and climate change scenarios: the case of Qelem Wolega, Ethiopia
The primary objective of this study was to estimate soil loss in the Kellem Wolega Zone of Ethiopia under various land use and land cover change (LULCC) and climate change scenarios. To achieve this, the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) model was integrated with geographic information…
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Recovery as community practice: materiality, memory and heritage
Historic preservation has traditionally prioritized architectural fabric and canonical narratives, often marginalizing the social relations, labor histories, and power structures embedded in heritage sites. This paper advances recovery as a distinct analytical and governance-oriented framework in…
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The changing urban mobility and health risks in Africa: examining motorcycle taxi transportation in Kenya
Motorcycle taxis (MTCs) have become the primary mode of transportation in many African countries. However, implementation gaps and weak enforcement raise concerns about compliance. This paper examines how MTC noncompliance contributes to public health challenges, focusing on rider adherence to…
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E-scooters as the new normal? Examining the equity of shared mobility in the context of the GCC region- reflections from Dubai
Cities worldwide are embracing shared mobility systems to improve their livability and competitiveness. E-scooters, in particular, have gained significant importance lately and are popular among users and policymakers alike. However, as more of these systems spread globally, questions related to…
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The mind in transit: a mediation analysis of road networks, mass transit, and passenger well-being in Sheger and Addis Ababa Cities, Ethiopia
In rapidly urbanizing cities such as Addis Ababa and Sheger, efficient transportation is crucial for citizen well-being. This study investigates the critical link between mass transit, road networks, and commuter mental health, proposing that road quality is a key mediator. Using a quantitative…
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Airport resilience to large-scale events: the case of Pulkovo Airport
This study applies an established social cost–benefit analysis (CBA), combined with sequential shock scenarios (COVID-19 and the post-2022 sanctions) and Monte Carlo sensitivity analysis, to evaluate the welfare robustness and recovery dynamics of the Pulkovo Airport PPP renovation project (St…
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Off the beaten track: rural perspectives on the conflict over the future of cycling in Bavaria
This article addresses the challenges of a sustainable mobility transition in rural areas, where car dependency is high and alternative options remain limited. Although civil society actors serve a vital role in promoting socially and environmentally just mobility, existing research often neglects…
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If you measure, they will come – investigating planners’ views on the potential for floating bike data in cycling promotion
Interest in intelligent transport systems (ITS) has recently grown in cycling promotion due to technological developments and smartphone proliferation. This study presents interviews with planners deploying ITS and floating bike data (FBD) solutions within seven European local governments with a…
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Industrialization and sustainable development in Africa: a critical review of sustainable development goals synergies
This paper examines the complex relationship between industrialization and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa, where development remains strongly dependent on industrial growth. It focuses on six SDGs closely linked to industrial transformation: SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 5 (Gender…
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Dependence of water and sewerage charge rates and technical parameters – Czech Republic
Water and sewerage charge rates are considered to be a public service to the population. The price rate setting should be adequate for the purchasing power of the population of the country. In a previous article [2], the authors focused on the comparison of the development of water and sewerage…
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Does green logistics encourage energy security and energy transition? Evidence from the worldwide database
This paper examines the dynamic, nonlinear relationship between green logistics frameworks and energy security across a global panel of 137 countries (2007–2023). Utilizing a Panel Vector Autoregressive (PVAR) framework and a dynamic panel threshold model, we capture macro-systemic feedback loops…
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Transportation demand management as a strategy to decongest cities and improve mobility: the case of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Modern literature emphasizes the importance of giving Transportation Demand Management solutions precedence over conventional transportation strategies, which use ‘supply-side’ approaches to address transportation-related problems, particularly in rapidly growing developing countries. This study is…