Socioeconomics, Sustainability, Health, and Human Factors

TRB’s Transportation Research Record (TRR), No. 2605 consists of 13 papers that explore socioeconomics, sustainability, health, and human factors in transportation, including:

• Understanding Livable Streets in the Context of the Arterials That Surround Them
• Equity of Bikeway Distribution in Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Ballpark Method for Estimating Pedestrian and Bicyclist Exposure in Seattle, Washington: Potential Option for Resource-Constrained Cities in an Age of Big Data
• Data-Driven Urban Performance Measures: Case Study Application in the District of Columbia
• Assessing Nighttime Deliveries in Stockholm, Sweden
• Assessing the State of Practice of the Role and Siting Issues Related to Curbless Streets in an Urban Context
• Measuring the Impact of the Trans-European Road Transport Network on the Accessibility of European Urban Agglomerations
• Performance-Based Methodology for Evaluating Equity for Transportation System Users
• Transportation Policy at the Ballot Box
• Improving Travel Quality of Low-Income Commuters in China: Demand-Side Perspective
• To Share or Not To Share: Investigating the Social Aspects of Dynamic Ridesharing
• Assessment of Three Affiliated Tribes Primary Seat Belt Intervention
• Revamping Tribal Road Networks from Various Sources and Improving Quality