... between structural centrality and micromobility demand. These findings support road space reallocation and multimodal integration strategies that enhance sustainable and inclusive accessibility. The proposed framework expands the methodological scope of transport planning by combining network science...

... deep learning process, the research uses image detection and tracking of vehicles to enhance understanding. In addition, various machine learning tools are applied for the prediction of traffic-related air and noise pollution. This research makes a significant contribution to sustainable transportation...

... of the model include time–space networks for HDV flows and FTV flows, and a mathematical formulation. Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 airports aviation-fuel vehicle carbon dioxide emissions modelling optimisation sustainability With swift growth in international...

...: All rights reserved 2022 durability long-term ageing recycled material short-term ageing sustainability warm-mix asphalt Table 3. RAP and virgin aggregate physical characteristics Tests Standard RAP aggregate Virgin aggregate Los Angeles abrasion...

... sustainability Asphalt can be reclaimed from expired bituminous-bound pavements and is widely considered to be 100% recyclable. In the UK, the Specification for Highway Works (HE, 2018) and PD 6691:2015 (BSI, 2015a) allow up to 10% of reclaimed asphalt (RA) to be incorporated into surface...

...Khaled Al-Sahili, PhD; Khalil Qaisi, MSc Increasing interest in sustainable development has underlined the importance of accessibility as a key indicator to assess public transport (PT) investments. In several developing countries, measurements of PT accessibility has been limited even though...

...Jince P. Zachariah, MTech; Partha Pratim Sarkar, PhD; Manish Pal, PhD The high demand for natural stone aggregate (NSA) in infrastructure development is having an alarming ecological impact. The study of alternative materials thus holds high research interest in terms of sustainability. The use...

...Babu Veeregowda, PE, PTOE, AVS; Rongfang (Rachel) Liu, PhD, AICP, PE; Nuggehalli M. Ravindra, PhD Traffic congestion is a chronic issue in urban regions. Planning agencies are using mixed-use developments to ensure sustainable traffic growth. However, there is no established methodology...

...Inara Watson, BSc, MSc; Amer Ali, BSc, MSc, PhD; Ali Bayyati, BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD High-speed railways can move passengers and goods cost-effectively and sustainably. However, there is a need to consider the objectives of high-speed rail (HSR) systems and to analyse eventual public benefits...

...Nicholas Beresford Taylor, MA (Oxon), PhD, CEng, FIET, FCIHT Limits to mobility are imposed by geography and the speed, access, energy and ergonomic constraints of travel modes, which cannot be manipulated arbitrarily by design or technology. Achieving ‘sustainable, efficient and sufficient...

...Minal, MTech; Krishna Kumar Gajrani, MTech; Chalumuri Ravi Sekhar, PhD; Vandana Tare, PhD Transport sustainability and its evaluation are important for urban transport planners and policy makers. Some essential methodological frameworks available for evaluating transport sustainability are reviewed...

...: Sembawang and Yishun townships 17 11 2017 21 09 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 infrastructure planning sustainability transport planning Developed countries, in experiencing the problems of the motordom, are searching for efficient and sustainable...

... be evaluated as a primary selection indicator and thus efficient use of resources may be provided and sustainable development may be ensured. In this study, transit surveys were categorised and VoT estimates were then compared. The investments and interventions generated by evaluating the needs, complaints...

... or heavy repair), a decrease in the deterioration rate or an increase in restoration rate and, finally, an increase in pavement performance. 23 05 2017 16 11 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 buildings, structures & design roads & highways sustainability...

...-represented demographics, while supporting other sustainable modes (GLA, 2013). Research focusing on cyclists in shared bus lanes is surprisingly rare. A study by TRL (2004) surveyed cyclists (largely men aged 25–39) using bus lanes at six sites in Edinburgh, Hull, Derby and London. It found bus lanes...

... 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 infrastructure planning railway systems sustainability collect data, process them and present information to help a human operator to take decisions or The safe, reliable and efficient operation of a railway system...

... collected in Delhi. The base year traffic flows for private and public transport trips were estimated through the developed travel demand model and validated with field data. To encourage transport sustainability, multi-modal integration of Delhi's metro rail systems with feeder modes and park-and-ride...

... reductions have been obtained by editing structural analysis parameters to account for the reduced mass of the vehicle with the application of alternative materials and structures under ongoing research. infrastructure planning railway systems sustainability The GB Rail Technical...

...Andrew Grace Naimanye, PhD, MSc (Eng), BEng, CEng, MICE, MCIHT; Tony Whiteing, PhD, MA, BSc (Econ), MCILT Poverty-centred allocation of funds for rural roads and their systematic prioritisation are important to enhance sustainability, provide equality of transport opportunities and mitigate poverty...

...Kate Cairns, BEng (Hons), MSc, DIC, MIoD, CEng, FICE This briefing looks at the benefits of travel by self-propulsion and why wider uptake is essential for sustainability. Some of the barriers and benefits of active travel are discussed in an Institution of Civil Engineers journal themed issue...