There’s more about Justice…

First, a Journal of Urban Mobility paper by Armand Pons, Salomé Bréjat, Olivier Finance, and Alexis Conesa is now online!

Beyond the standardization trap: A critical quantitative perspective on disabilities across transit and public spaces

Second, Strasbourg main results are displayed in the French-speaking, general-interest magazine Transports Urbains with a paper by Alexis Conesa in the special issue “Mobilités et situations de Handicap”.

Situations de vulnérabilité et différentiels d’accessibilité en transport en commun à Strasbourg

Abstract

Two additional publications!

First, the third paper in Brussels Studies by Frédéric Dobruszkes, Martin Grandjean and Arthur Nihoul is online!

Towards public transport for all in Brussels: Testing inclusive design-based scenarios

Online: https://journals.openedition.org/brussels/8581

Second, a 3-city paper displaying the global JUSTICE approach by Alexis Conesa, Ilker Dere, Arthur Nihoul, Julien Descamps, Christophe Enaux, Mehmet Hayirlioglu, Joanne Hirtzel and Armand Pons is also published in Transportation!

Routes to justice: bridging conceived and perceived public transport accessibility through user participation

Online: https://rdcu.be/eJJrU

Public transport for all (continued)? Journeys within Brussels for disabled people

Travel times to Bourse, first with no constraint, second considering hard step-free.

New paper in Brussels Studies by Frédéric Dobruszkes, Martin Grandjean and Arthur Nihoul

Public transport for all (continued)? Journeys within Brussels for disabled people

Online: https://journals.openedition.org/brussels/8088

All maps produced in this study are available on Zenodo, the European repository for open data. 

This paper follows a first one already published in Brussels Studies.