
Covid and Commuting Patterns
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Los Angeles vs. San Francisco: Divergent Approaches to Urban Transportation in California
My recent travels to Los Angeles and San Francisco, California’s two major

In the field of transport engineering and planning, it’s vital to expand our focus beyond just infrastructure and financial aspects. Social equity is a

The landscape of global transportation is rapidly evolving, with significant capital inflows shaping the future of how we move. Here’s a deeper look into

The debate over the most suitable location for bus lanes in a transportation network continues to be a topic of discussion among urban planners

In the realm of transportation engineering and planning, modeling in rural areas presents a distinctive set of challenges, markedly different from those encountered in

The debate between the efficacy of public transportation and the convenience of private cars is vividly illustrated in a study comparing two major cities:

As a transport engineer and planner, my expertise in the aviation industry has given me a unique perspective on air travel. In this post,
Did you know that the Netherlands has more bikes than it has people ?
The Netherlands’ remarkable statistic of having more bicycles than people

Jaywalking, the act of crossing a street outside of a designated crosswalk or area, is a subject steeped in legal and cultural nuances that
Exploring better connections between people, places and transport.