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A method to evaluate equitable accessibility: combining ethical theories and accessibility-based approaches

In this paper, we present the case that traditional transport appraisal methods do not sufficiently capture the social dimensions of…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Challenging the visual: learning from the mobility narratives of visually impaired persons

Urban designers and place-makers must question their understanding of universal design and its role in supporting UK citizens living with…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Technology to support independent travel in the UK

Powerful economic and social arguments exist for enhancing transport accessibility for older and disabled people, and these are reinforced through…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Case study: Destination readiness for dementia-friendly visitor experiences: A scoping study

Ageing and dementia are major societal challenges affecting many countries, with around 46. 8 million people worldwide estimated to be…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Transport equity analysis

This special issue on Equity and Transport argues that, while transport evaluation remains significant, equity assessment in transport planning is…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Smart transport: A comparative analysis using the most used indicators in the literature juxtaposed with interventions in English metropolitan areas

The development of smart transport technologies, methods, strategies and infrastructures has drawn much attention in recent years, owing to the…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Access, delivery and perceived efficacy of physiotherapy and use of complementary and alternative therapies by people with progressive multiple sclerosis in the United Kingdom: An online survey

All people with progressive MS in the United Kingdom should have access to physiotherapy through the National Health Service (NHS).…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

The shops were only made for people who could walk’: impairment, barriers and autonomy in the mobility of adults with Cerebral Palsy in urban England

Based on research carried out with a group of adults with Cerebral Palsy in Birmingham, UK, we consider the complex…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Relocation, relocation: perspectives on the spatio-temporal impacts of health services transitions

Within the context of an ageing population and the need to sustain hospital budgets, the nature and future of UK…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Mapping spatiotemporal patterns of disabled people: The case of the St. Jude’s storm emergency

Emergency management can greatly benefit from an understanding of the spatiotemporal distribution of individual population groups because it optimizes the…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024