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Measuring the effects of transportation infrastructure location on real estate prices and rents: investigating the current impact of a planned metro line
Bicycle-sharing in Beijing: An Assessment of Economic, Environmental, and Health Effects, and Identification of Key Drivers of Environmental Performance
Redesign of public transit in low-demand areas, and integration with shared modes, based on travel preferences: A case study analysis in the province of Utrecht, the Netherlands
Are cycling and walking good for all? Tracking differences in associations among active travel, socioeconomics, gentrification, and self-reported health
Regional and Local Economic Effects from Proximity of High-Speed Rail Stations in Japan: Difference-in-Differences and Propensity Score Matching Analysis
Causal evidence on the rental premium of bike sharing convenience in Japanese cities using Double/debiased Machine Learning with spatial confounding control
Impacts of the Sharing Economy on Urban Sustainability: The Perceptions of Municipal Governments and Sharing Organisations
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