Transportation Planning and Technology

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Volume 49, issue 5, 2026

Public perception of autonomous delivery robots inside cities: a case-study conducted in Gothenburg, Sweden pp. 839-856

Valeska Engesser, Fredrick Ekman and Philippe Lebeau

Are online shoppers ready to use smart mobile city bus lockers? pp. 857-890

Si Liu and Elkafi Hassini

Determinants of adoption intention towards collection-and-delivery points among Vietnamese consumers: the role of emotional trust pp. 891-911

Dat Van Luong

A study on strategies to improve passengers’ alighting and boarding efficiency of metro system incorporating impacts of passengers’ luggage by simulation pp. 912-931

Rui Cao, Qiang Bai, Shuai Wu, Yuxuan Wang, Nieyangzi Liu, Shi Dong and Enze Liu

European passenger rail innovation and the competition from electric cars pp. 932-951

Ida Kristoffersson, Roger Pyddoke, Maria Börjesson and Chengxi Liu

Exploring factors that affect single-mode and multimodal travel preference for commute trips: a case study in Shanghai, China pp. 952-977

Feiyu Feng, Xinhao Ding, Yuntao Guo, Xinghua Li and Liangpeng Gao

A framework for urban railway transit system planning with demographic distribution and travel efficiency pp. 978-1027

Xiaoyi Ma, Hongjie He, Mingmin Liu and An Jin

Understanding metro origin-destination passenger flow dynamics: a novel entropy and machine learning perspective pp. 1028-1053

Shichao Sun and Ying Xing

Inter-station travel reliability assessment of public transportation systems: under multimodal transport pp. 1054-1074

Xiaowei Hu and Zhenyang Qiu

Energy-efficient train operation strategy for human-driven trains and a real-world test on the Istanbul Subway System pp. 1075-1100

Ahmet Yildiz and Oktay Arikan

Quantifying emergency response system risk caused by grade crossing blockages pp. 1101-1122

Maryam Ghaffari Dolama, Bryan Wodi, Neil Ternowetsky, Jonathan D. Regehr and Carson Leung

Deployment strategy for customized bus stops at large transport terminals based on fusion clustering method pp. 1123-1149

Yan Zheng, Zijuan Yin, Xiang Zhang, Rongrong Guo and Wenquan Li

Conflict assessment of pull-out bus stops: a novel fine-grained simulation pp. 1150-1180

Yawei Wang, Xin Li, Jun Liu and Sai Zhang

Dedicated bus lane vs queue jump lane: a microsimulation case study of Guwahati city using VISSIM under mixed traffic conditions pp. 1181-1208

Kamalnath Maddu, Suprava Jena and N. Mohamed Hasain

Markov process-based particle filter for vehicle trajectory reconstruction at signalized intersections pp. 1209-1225

Cheng Jin, Zicheng Su, Ling Wang and Wanjing Ma

Predicting preventive behaviors in urban leisure trips during future pandemics: an integration of the health belief model and VBN theory pp. 1226-1256

Alireza Mahpour, Ali Rahimi, Amirhossein Baghestani and Mahyar Mollajani

Volume 49, issue 4, 2026

Dynamic charging of electric trucks – a necessary addition to charging stations pp. 559-562

Lóránt Tavasszy

Model and approach for optimizing routing and scheduling of truck platooning pp. 563-588

Zexi Zhang

The economic and welfare impact of investment in transport infrastructure in Africa: a dynamic computable general equilibrium model analysis pp. 589-623

Eric Tchouamou Njoya, Rodrigue Nobosse Tchoffo, Marie Claire Ngo and Araz Zirar

Gender variation in telecommunication use and sustainable mobility in the rural areas of Nigeria: towards a just transition and climate action pp. 624-640

Oluwayemi-Oniya Bosede Aderibigbe and Trynos Gumbo

Predicting adoption of autonomous vehicles with a focus on levels of autonomy: evidence from a discrete choice experiment in South Korea pp. 641-660

Insong Hwang and Yong Gu Ji

Investigating carsharing’s potential markets and group characteristics using attitude-based market segmentation approach pp. 661-690

Shunchao Wang, Jingfeng Ma, Bingtong Wang, Jingcai Yu and Qi Cao

The impact of pandemic experiences on future similar situations: analysis of latent variables and trip purposes in ride-hailing choice pp. 691-710

Amirhossein Baghestani, Sahand Heshami and Alireza Mahpour

Spatial-temporal heterogeneity of shared mobility: a comparison between ride-hailing and bike-sharing usage pattern pp. 711-731

Boqing Wang, Min Yang, Enhui Chen, Long Cheng, Xiaoyu Xue and Jiajun Li

Shared dockless e-scooter and metro station built environment: its nonlinear relationship using random forest modeling pp. 732-753

Wookjae Yang, Keuntae Kim and Junsik Kim

Traffic signal optimization using hierarchical reinforcement learning: incorporating pedestrian dynamics and flashing light mode pp. 754-783

Omid Nayeri, Abbas Babazadeh, Elham Golpayegani and Mohammad Nayeri

Assessing traffic vulnerability to climate hazards in cold regions: the impact of harsh winters conditions on highway traffic volumes pp. 784-811

Hyuk-Jae Roh and Babak Mehran

Sustainable transit network design considering photovoltaic-storage-charging depot pp. 812-837

Yi Liu and Jinjing Zhang

Volume 49, issue 3, 2026

Transport infrastructure development and travel behaviour change: summary of research and future directions pp. 379-381

Jianqiang Cui, John D. Nelson, Dong Lin and Jixiang Liu

Transport infrastructure renewal and active mobility: a longitudinal analysis of pedestrian and cyclist behavior across demographic and temporal dimensions pp. 382-420

Yang Liang, Andrea Rolando and Stefan van der Spek

Effect of shared micromobility on public transit ridership in metro and medium-sized urban areas in the United States: complementary or substitutionary? pp. 421-434

Kwangyul Choi and John Park

Identifying key factors associated with commuting burden and modelling their non-linear relationships: the case study of Shenzhen, China pp. 435-459

Bo Wang, Qian Liu, Jixiang Liu and Yulin Jiang

Estimating the impact of new rail service on travel behaviour of current bus passengers using smart card data pp. 460-491

Fırat Enver Kesmez and Volkan Emre Uz

The development of a routable pavement network dataset to support active travel pp. 492-511

Chris Emberson, Simon Blainey, Chris Hill, Jason Sadler and Stefano Cavazzi

Exploring behavioral intentions of generation Z in blind box travel planning: an integrated TPB-TAM approach with innovativeness and risk-taking tendencies pp. 512-534

Jie Xiao and Jian Xu

Associations of active travel with neighborhood characteristics, self-selection, and commute mode: a case study of Xi’an, China pp. 535-558

Xiaoyan Huang and Long Li

Volume 49, issue 2, 2026

RecoMap – a semi-automated tool for analysing railway accident recommendations across jurisdictions and over time pp. 145-165

Wei-Ting Hong, Geoffrey Clifton and John D. Nelson

Is first mile behaviour similar to last mile behaviour? A case study on a rapid rail system in South Africa pp. 166-191

Daniel Watts, Christoffel Venter and Gary Hayes

Key influencing factors identification of rail systems resilience: a structural equation model pp. 192-223

Francesca Pagliara, Massimo Aria, Mario Tartaglia, Dario Sacco and Guglielmo De Iulio

Train dispatching strategy for high-speed railway networks considering special trains pp. 224-249

Xiaoyu Hou, Lingyun Meng, Jianrui Miao, Xiaojie Luan, Zhengwen Liao and Joaquin Rodriguez

Examining multi-tasking behaviour and ICT utilization during commutes in public transport: the role of personality traits, socio-economic factors, and travel characteristics pp. 250-275

Aditya Saxena, Ahana Sarkar and Arnab Jana

Rural parents’ route choices under different modes for school children drop-off and pick-up: a stated choice experiment pp. 276-295

Yanan Liu, Yibin Ao, Li Han and Yi Long

An integrated S-O-R and B-A-I model to promote electric motorcycles usage rates: a case study in Thailand pp. 296-313

Sirisorncharoen Kamonlimsakun and Cheng Chieh (Frank) Chen

Reported pedestrian and bicyclist comfort with sidewalk autonomous delivery robot interactions pp. 314-332

Steven R. Gehrke, Christopher D. Phair, Brendan J. Russo and Edward J. Smaglik

Analysis of the regional impact of non-motorized vehicle expansion on motor vehicle traffic pp. 333-358

Hongjun Cui, Peng Wang, Minqing Zhu and Qihang Zhou

Locating stations of shared e-scooters with integrated SWARA and maximal covering location problem pp. 359-378

Yigit Can Yavuz

Volume 49, issue 1, 2026

Special Issue on urban logistics facilities: sustainability impacts, real estate, and urban planning in Transportation Planning and Technology pp. 1-6

Heleen Buldeo Rai, Bram Kin, Paul Buijs and Laetitia Dablanc

Measuring the social effects of urban logistics facilities development, the case of New York city pp. 7-34

Carla Tejada and Alison Conway

What drives warehouse prices? Estimating a spatial hedonic warehouse pricing model in Belo Horizonte, Brazil pp. 35-52

Leise Kelli de Oliveira, Gracielle Gonçalves Ferreira de Araújo, Rui Colaço and João de Abreu e Silva

Locating urban freight micro-consolidation centres: a practical methodology pp. 53-72

Andrew Bullock, Fraser McLeod, Matt Grote, Djamila Ouelhadj, Jonathan Crabb, Tom Cherrett, Graham Wall and Graham Fletcher

Locations of LTL-logistics service providers as urban consolidation centers – the Dusseldorf case and its possible transferability pp. 73-98

Andre Thiemermann, Tim Holthaus, Patrick Mayregger and Bert Leerkamp

In search of operational tools in urban planning for the development of urban logistics spaces: the case of logistics urban design in Paris pp. 99-120

Adeline Heitz and Juliette Berthon

Urban logistics facilities and storytelling. Stakeholder engagement, participatory policy-planning and co-creation pp. 121-143

Riccardo Lozzi, Edoardo Marcucci and Valerio Gatta