Sustainable Transport and Livability will focus on publishing research that furthers our knowledge on the many linkages between sustainable transport and livability of cities and the policy, planning, design, and engineering interventions that affect these connections.
These linkages of sustainable transport to livability may include impacts on:
How sustainable transport interventions affect physical, mental, economic, and social well being
How sustainable transport interventions can make society and individuals healthier and happier
How sustainable transport interventions affect quality of life, equity, social justice
How sustainable transport impacts safety, accessibility, affordability, and environmental quality
How sustainable transport can contribute toward improving disaster resiliency of urban transport systems
In general, we will give preference to papers that evaluate or inform the development of transportation interventions to improve livability of cities and make an original contribution. The journal aims to cover sustainable transport and livability issues in both developed and developing economies with a potential of transferability to other locations.
The journal will particularly encourage submissions that are cross-disciplinary or inter-disciplinary. Submissions may include empirical studies, theoretical research, case studies, review articles, and conceptual papers. It encourages both quantitative and qualitative research approaches, and transfer of research into practice.
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