International Journal of Sustainable Transportation - v. 17, n. 5 (May 2022)

Published:	May 2022

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Zhu, Jiangtao / Xie, Ningke / Cai, Zeen / Tang, Wei / Chen, Xiqun (Michael)	A comprehensive review of shared mobility for sustainable transportation systems	1-25
Hrelja, Robert / Rye, Tom	Decreasing the share of travel by car. Strategies for implementing ‘push’ or ‘pull’ measures in a traditionally car-centric transport and land use planning	1-13
Hui, Tianwen / Kelley, Scott / Morton, Craig	Dockless bike use as a last-mile solution: Evidence from Reno and Sparks, Nevada	1-14
Motte-Baumvol, Benjamin / Belton Chevallier, Leslie / Bonin, Olivier	Does e-grocery shopping reduce CO₂ emissions for working couples’ travel in England?	1-12
Cortés-Murcia, David L. / Afsar, H. Murat / Prodhon, Caroline	Multi-period profitable tour problem with electric vehicles and mandatory stops	1-17
Rérat, Patrick / Ravalet, Emmanuel	The politics of velomobility: Analysis of the vote to include cycling in the Swiss Constitution	1-12
Kim, Joonrak / Park, Hyungbin / Jeong, Bongju	Robust optimization model for the electric vehicle routing problem under battery energy consumption uncertainty with arc segmentation	1-12
Lord, Carolynne / Bates, Oliver / Friday, Adrian / McLeod, Fraser / Cherrett, Tom / Martinez-Sykora, Antonio / Oakey, Andy	The sustainability of the gig economy food delivery system (Deliveroo, UberEATS and Just-Eat): Histories and futures of rebound, lock-in and path dependency	1-13
Wanniarachchi, Sandun / Hewage, Kasun / Wirasinghe, Chan / Chhipi-Shrestha, Gyan / Karunathilake, Hirushie / Sadiq, Rehan	Transforming road freight transportation from fossils to hydrogen: Opportunities and challenges	1-21

Author(s)

Title

Page(s)

Zhu, Jiangtao / Xie, Ningke / Cai, Zeen / Tang, Wei / Chen, Xiqun (Michael)

A comprehensive review of shared mobility for sustainable transportation systems

1-25

Hrelja, Robert / Rye, Tom

Decreasing the share of travel by car. Strategies for implementing ‘push’ or ‘pull’ measures in a traditionally car-centric transport and land use planning

1-13

Hui, Tianwen / Kelley, Scott / Morton, Craig

Dockless bike use as a last-mile solution: Evidence from Reno and Sparks, Nevada

1-14

Motte-Baumvol, Benjamin / Belton Chevallier, Leslie / Bonin, Olivier

Does e-grocery shopping reduce CO₂ emissions for working couples’ travel in England?

1-12

Cortés-Murcia, David L. / Afsar, H. Murat / Prodhon, Caroline

Multi-period profitable tour problem with electric vehicles and mandatory stops

1-17

Rérat, Patrick / Ravalet, Emmanuel

The politics of velomobility: Analysis of the vote to include cycling in the Swiss Constitution

1-12

Kim, Joonrak / Park, Hyungbin / Jeong, Bongju

Robust optimization model for the electric vehicle routing problem under battery energy consumption uncertainty with arc segmentation

1-12

Lord, Carolynne / Bates, Oliver / Friday, Adrian / McLeod, Fraser / Cherrett, Tom / Martinez-Sykora, Antonio / Oakey, Andy

The sustainability of the gig economy food delivery system (Deliveroo, UberEATS and Just-Eat): Histories and futures of rebound, lock-in and path dependency

1-13

Wanniarachchi, Sandun / Hewage, Kasun / Wirasinghe, Chan / Chhipi-Shrestha, Gyan / Karunathilake, Hirushie / Sadiq, Rehan

Transforming road freight transportation from fossils to hydrogen: Opportunities and challenges

1-21

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