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Posted in September 2023

Inclusive mobility

Posted on 14/09/2023 by

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References

  1. Bruno, M., and N. Van Oort (2023) The ten dimensions of transport related social exclusion, position paper
  2. Bruno, M., Kouwenberg, M., & van Oort, N. (2024). Evaluating How Transportation Policy Addresses Transport Related Social Exclusion: A Novel Method Applied to the Amsterdam Transport Region. Transportation Research Board.
  3. Van Oort, N., R.A.J. vd Bijl, F.C.A. Verhoof (2017), The wider benefits of high quality public transport for cities, European Transport Conference, Barcelona.
  4. Bon, T., Bruno, M., & van Oort, N. (2023). Transport poverty in the Amsterdam metropolitan area: Relationships with socioeconomics and the built environment at the neighborhood level. (thesis; paper under review).
  5. Durand, A., Zijlstra, T., van Oort, N., Hoogendoorn-Lanser, S., & Hoogendoorn, S. (2022) Access denied? Digital inequality in transport services, Transport Reviews, 42:1, 32-57
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  8. Van Luven, M., N. van Oort, O. Cats, M. Bruno, M. Kouwenberg (2023), How to achieve an equitable distribution of accessibility by evaluating and modifying public transport networks: a comparison of accessibility distribution principles in the Netherlands, European Transport Conference, Milano.
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