Most Recent Additions World Transit Research*

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Exploring influencing mechanism of potential factors on commuters’ mode choice behaviors
Hua Zhong, Yun Wang, Xuedong Yan, Xiaobing Liu, Rui Zhang, and Zile Liu

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Coastal storm-induced flooding risk of the New York City subway amid climate change
Yuki Miura, Christine Y. Blackshaw, Michelle S. Zhang, Kyle T. Mandli, and George Deodatis

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MaaS: Which resources are enablers, and who is being excluded?
Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, André Soares Lopes, David Vale, and Filipe Moura

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Carbon emission reduction potential of on-demand transit replacing fixed-route transit
Xiao-Fan Wei, Zhe Zhang, Zhong-Ren Peng, Mei-Gen Xue, and Hong-Di He

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Resilience assessment of urban bus-metro system to floods under future climate change
Chengchen Guo, Jingyuan Tang, Jingke Hong, Qiuchen Lu, Hengliang Wu, and Ran Wei

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Shared mobility during public transport disruptions: Users’ perspectives in a Brazilian city
Luiza Gagno Azolin, Anna Beatriz Grigolon, Antônio Nélson Rodrigues da Silva, and Karst T. Geurs

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Tech-policy integrated validation of spatiotemporal energy-emissions efficiency in public bus systems
Yaxi Xiao, Yangbin Dong, Rui Xue, Zhaocai Meng, Bai Li, Yonghui Hu, and Zhanyong Wang

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Metro ridership recoverability and the built environment: Exploring station-level non-linear impacts
Mengying Cui, Lijie Yu, Zhe Dai, Yuxuan Wu, Yuecheng Wang, and Jason Cao

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Electric bicycles and public transport tickets: Ownership and car use patterns
Nils Christian Hoenow, Viola Helmers, and Eva H. Yang

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Carbon pricing and transit accessibility to jobs
Andrew Nell, Daniel Herszenhut, Camilla Knudsen, Shohei Nakamura, Marcus Saraiva, and Paolo Avner

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Assessment of energy efficiency of battery electric buses in cold regions
Xuelin Tian, Mingyu Zhai, Shuyan Wan, He Peng, Zhikun Chen, Bobin Wang, and Chunjiang An

*Updated as of 11/11/26.Based on date of posting, not date of publication.