Sustainable Mobility and Transport

• Other Authors: Inkinen, Tommi (Editor), Yigitcanlar, Tan (Editor), Wilson, Mark (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
• Subjects: Film, TV & radio; shared mobility; piezoelectric; energy harvesting; two-wheelers; smart city; business models; regulation; logistics; supply chains; Finland; Russia; high-speed railway; income gap; club convergence; nonlinear time-varying factor model; research review; trucks; emission; regulations; modal choice; sustainable mobility; Mallorca mobility; logistic regression; transport planning; transport; sustainability; mobility; simulation; life cycle analysis; passenger car; environmental impact; hybrid electric vehicle; battery electric vehicle; electric vehicle policy; electric vehicle incentives; charging infrastructure; green transport strategy; Gauteng province; mobile-energy-as-a-service (MEaaS); mobile energy; urban electromobility; electric vehicle; renewable energy resource; bidirectional electric vehicle charging; natural language processing (NLP); topic modelling; BERT; transportation; newspaper; magazine; academic research; journalism; deep learning; smart cities
• Online Access: DOAB: download the publication; DOAB: description of the publication

This Special Issue is dedicated to sustainable mobility and transport, with a special focus on technological advancements. Global transport systems are significant sources of air, land, and water emissions. A key motivator for this Special Issue was the diversity and complexity of mitigating transport emissions and industry adaptions towards increasingly stricter regulation. Originally, the Special Issue called for papers devoted to all forms of mobility and transports. The papers published in this Special Issue cover a wide range of topics, aiming to increase understanding of the impacts and effects of mobility and transport in working towards sustainability, where most studies place technological innovations at the heart of the matter. The goal of the Special Issue is to present research that focuses, on the one hand, on the challenges and obstacles on a system-level decision making of clean mobility, and on the other, on indirect effects caused by these changes.