Daniel Oviedo Hernandez

University College London

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Jonas De Vos

Associate Professor of Transport Planning

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Seth Asare Okyere

Visiting Assistant Professor

University of Arizona

UNITED STATES

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Matthew Abunyewah

Charles Darwin University

AUSTRALIA

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Clemence Cavoli

University College London

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Daniel Oviedo Hernandez

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Does easy mean happy? Exploring the impact of ease of travel on travel satisfaction

Ready to ride: Security and transit-related determinants of ride-hailing adoption in Latin America

Leapfrogging towards sustainable mobility: Policy challenges and opportunities for Sub-Saharan African cities

Everyday perceived accessibility in unwalkable cities in Sub-Saharan Africa

Transport Affordability Across Time and Space: Considerations for Latin America and the Caribbean and Other Global South Settings

Barriers to transition towards sustainable mobility in Sub-Saharan African cities: The case of Maputo and Freetown

Transport and social (dis)advantage in ride-hailing

Accessibility, (dis)advantage and everyday mobility practices and experiences: the cases of Maputo and Freetown

Is proximity enough? A critical analysis of a 15-minute city considering individual perceptions

Everyday accessibility practices and experiences in a context of transitions to sustainable mobility: Qualitative evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

Policy-reality gaps in Africa’s walking cities: Contextualizing institutional perspectives and residents’ lived experiences in Accra

Motorized three-wheelers and their potential for just mobility in Caribbean urban areas

Urban space distribution: The case for a more equitable mobility system

Perceived liveability, transport, and mental health: A story of overlying inequalities

Walk this way: Pedestrian accessibility and equity in Barranquilla and Soledad, Colombia

Revisiting Accessibility in a Context of Sustainable Transport: Capabilities and Inequalities in Bogotá

Ridesourcing and Travel Demand: Potential Effects of Transportation Network Companies in Bogotá

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Jonas De Vos

Seth Asare Okyere

Matthew Abunyewah

Clemence Cavoli

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