Transferability of urban transport policy

Public health versus public policy? An appraisal of British urban transport policy.

The most visible aspect of the relationship between transport and health is in the realm of road traffic accidents (RTAs). But the effects of transport policy upon the public health are much wider-ranging. They include exacerbation of social and health inequalities, separation from directly health-protective amenities and social isolation, as well as health damage by physico-chemical pollution....

Calibration and Transferability of Accident Prediction Models for Urban Intersections

Accident prediction models, also known as safety performance functions, have several important uses in modern day safety analysis. Unfortunately, calibration of these models is not straightforward. This paper documents a research effort that demonstrates the complexity of calibrating these models for urban intersections. These complexities relate to the specification of the functional form, the...

Transferability of Mode Choice Models of Urban Travel

Transferability is an important issue in travel demand analysis and forecasting. Without transferability in time, the use of models for forecasting has no foundation; without transferability between regions, models developed in one region cannot be applied elsewhere; and without transferability of models from one part of a region to another part of the same region, taste and value differences t...

Influence of road transport quality on urban dwellers’ satisfaction

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: The significance of road mobility in any nation cannot be far-fetched or beyond economic purpose, spatial interaction and social integration. It contributes enormously to the livelihood of human existence most especially by facilitating regional complementarity of trade, intervening opportunities, and spatial transferability. The objective of this stu...

Urban transport