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Findings is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed, open access journal focused on short, clear, and pointed research results.

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Blog 2 months ago
Changing Activity Durations, Timing, and Travel Among Older Adults in a Fast-Aging Society: The Korean Time Use Survey, 2004-2024
Over two decades, five Korean time-use surveys show how older adults changed not just how much time they spend on daily activities but when in the day they do them.
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Blog 2 months ago
Testing Pedestrian Flow and Delay Estimation from First-Actuation Latency
Pedestrian actuations at traffic signals can be uesd to estimate pedestrian flows and delays. We measure the error from an uncorrected approach and provide an adjustment factor.
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Blog 2 months ago
Elicited Choice Probability to Account for Uncertain Responses to Hypothetical Travel Survey Questions
What happens when we directly ask survey respondents about their likelihoods of making hypothetical e-bike purchase and travel mode choices? Most are uncertain, but with a strong inclination.
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Blog 2 months ago
Who Does Not Make the Trips They Want? Evidence from Montreal
One in five Montreal residents makes fewer trips than they want, with lower-income groups and women most affected; transport barriers specifically impact Non-White residents.
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Blog 2 months ago
What Drives Organic Waste Diversion? A Multilevel Analysis of Residential Collection Policies
This article highlights the importance of organic waste collection policies while suggesting that these policies are strengthened by bi-weekly garbage collection.
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Blog 2 months ago
A Meta-analysis of the Induced Travel due to E-scooters
E-scooters induce limited new travel. Meta-analysis of 192 survey outcomes across 95 case areas estimates induced demand near 4%, rising in cities where car commuting dominates transport mode shares locally.
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Blog 2 months ago
Uneven Bus-based Accessibility to Essential Opportunities in Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi's 2018 bus accessibility to essential opportunities was low, corridor-based and unequal, with rural and peripheral residents facing persistent exclusion across opportunity types and travel-time thresholds.
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Blog 3 months ago
How far do People Travel to Reach Light Rail Stations?
LRT catchment area vary significantly based on mode and context
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Blog 3 months ago
Who Cycles in Winter? Seasonal Cycling and Mode Share Change in Northern Sweden
Evidence from northern Sweden shows that winter cycling decline is mainly accompanied by higher walking and bus shares, not by car use, with patterns varying by gender and trip purpose.
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Blog 3 months ago
Public Support for Limiting Through-traffic and Reallocating Public Space in Four Residential Neighborhoods in Berlin and its Correlates: Results from the KlimaKieze Survey
A survey in Berlin found broad support (61-88%) for measures reducing through-traffic and reallocating public space; support was higher with active mobility and nature connectedness, and lower with car use.
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