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Proximity to public transportation, such as subway stations is often considered as one of the main factors affecting urban land value and housing prices. However, the magnitude and direction of this impact may...
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In many countries of the develo** world, it is difficult to conduct large-scale household travel surveys to collect data for travel behaviour model estimation and application. This paper focuses on two candi...
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Open AccessTowards Sustainable Urban Transportation in Ghana: Exploring Adults’ Intention to Adopt Cycling to Work Using Theory of Planned Behaviour and Structural Equation Modelling
Cycling is considered an environmentally-friendly mode of transport that offers many personal benefits including health, affordability and flexibility of travel. To encourage more people to cycle, especially i...
