International Journal of Sustainable Transportation - v. 17, n. 8 (Oktober 2022)

Erschienen:	Oktober 2022

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Younes, Hannah / Baiocchi, Giovanni	Analyzing the spatial determinants of dockless E-Scooter & E-Bike trips across four U.S. Cities	1-13
Beck, Matthew J. / Nelson, John D. / Hensher, David A.	Attitudes toward public transport post Delta COVID-19 lockdowns: Identifying user segments and policies to restore confidence	1-18
Nelson, Trisalyn A. / Ferster, Colin / Roy, Avipsa / Winters, Meghan	Bicycle streetscapes: a data driven approach to mapping streets based on bicycle usage	1-11
Bartling, Hugh	Bike share and user motivation: exploring trip substitution choices among bike share users in a North American city	1-10
Pina, N. / Tchepel, O.	A bottom-up modeling approach to quantify cold start emissions from urban road traffic	1-14
Kim, Minjun / Cho, Gi-Hyoug	The effects of bike-share users’ socio-demographics and trip features on the bike-transit relationships	1-14
Kavianipour, Mohammadreza / Mozafari, Hamid / Kamjoo, Ehsan / Zockaie, Ali / Ghamami, Mehrnaz / Jackson, Robert	Effects of electric vehicle adoption for state-wide intercity trips on emission saving and energy consumption	1-14
Wanniarachchi, Sandun / Hewage, Kasun / Wirasinghe, Chan / Karunathilake, Hirushie / Sadiq, Rehan	Hydrogen fuel supply chains for vehicular emissions mitigation: A feasibility assessment for North American freight transport sector	1-15
Baumgartner, Anne / Schubert, Iljana / Sohre, Annika / Tomic, Uros / Moser, Corinne / Burger, Paul	Toward a reduction of car-based leisure travel: An analysis of determinants and potential measures	1-20
Peng, Chong / Wang, Yiyi / Xu, Ting / Chen, Yixin	Transient fuel consumption prediction for heavy-duty trucks using on-road measurements	1-12

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Younes, Hannah / Baiocchi, Giovanni

Analyzing the spatial determinants of dockless E-Scooter & E-Bike trips across four U.S. Cities

1-13

Beck, Matthew J. / Nelson, John D. / Hensher, David A.

Attitudes toward public transport post Delta COVID-19 lockdowns: Identifying user segments and policies to restore confidence

1-18

Nelson, Trisalyn A. / Ferster, Colin / Roy, Avipsa / Winters, Meghan

Bicycle streetscapes: a data driven approach to mapping streets based on bicycle usage

1-11

Bartling, Hugh

Bike share and user motivation: exploring trip substitution choices among bike share users in a North American city

1-10

Pina, N. / Tchepel, O.

A bottom-up modeling approach to quantify cold start emissions from urban road traffic

1-14

Kim, Minjun / Cho, Gi-Hyoug

The effects of bike-share users’ socio-demographics and trip features on the bike-transit relationships

1-14

Kavianipour, Mohammadreza / Mozafari, Hamid / Kamjoo, Ehsan / Zockaie, Ali / Ghamami, Mehrnaz / Jackson, Robert

Effects of electric vehicle adoption for state-wide intercity trips on emission saving and energy consumption

1-14

Wanniarachchi, Sandun / Hewage, Kasun / Wirasinghe, Chan / Karunathilake, Hirushie / Sadiq, Rehan

Hydrogen fuel supply chains for vehicular emissions mitigation: A feasibility assessment for North American freight transport sector

1-15

Baumgartner, Anne / Schubert, Iljana / Sohre, Annika / Tomic, Uros / Moser, Corinne / Burger, Paul

Toward a reduction of car-based leisure travel: An analysis of determinants and potential measures

1-20

Peng, Chong / Wang, Yiyi / Xu, Ting / Chen, Yixin

Transient fuel consumption prediction for heavy-duty trucks using on-road measurements

1-12

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