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The COVID-19 pandemic showed how transport plays a role in societal responses to global events at all levels, from governments to transport operators and individuals. Transport and Pandemic Experiences consolidates these lessons from a range of geographies and practices. Attard and Mulley bring together leading experts in the field, examining various entities in their response to the coronavirus pandemic, using the experience of COVID-19 to inform issues of resilience and policy. Chapters provide an in-depth analysis of how the impact of the pandemic varied between demographic groups and global location, between passenger and freight modes, highlighting how transport and travel behaviour changed. Along with providing an overview of policy responses to the pandemic from the freight and air transport sector, to analysing the development of working-from-home policies with their inherent effects on public transport, Transport and Pandemic Experiences discusses how the accumulated knowledge of the pandemic needs to be capitalised in our fight against climate change and helps to identify future research imperatives for better understanding and greater policy transferability. The Transport and Sustainability series addresses the important nexus between transport and sustainability containing volumes dealing with a wide range of issues relating to transport, its impact in economic, social, and environmental spheres, and its interaction with other policy sectors.
Part 1: Introduction -- Chapter 1. Transport and pandemic experiences: An Introduction / Maria Attard and Corinne Mulley -- Chapter 2. How do transportation policies drive geographic disparities in covid-19 infections and deaths in the us? / Hossein Zare, Benjo Delarmente, and Darrell J. Gaskin -- Chapter 3. The dilemma of transport policymaking and the covid-19 accelerator / Kay W. Axhausen -- Part 2: Travel behaviour in different settings -- Chapter 4. North American transportation during covid-19: What really changed? / Matthew Palm -- Chapter 5. Changes in travel behaviour in Europe / Veronique Van Acker -- Chapter 6. Cities under lockdown: Mobility and access inequalities stemming from covid-19 in urban colombia / Daniel Oviedo, Luis A. Guzman, Julian Arellana, Orlando Sabogal-Cardona, Carlos Moncada, and Lynn Scholl -- Chapter 7. Pandemic response and (im)mobilities in the asia-pacific / Matthew Burke, Yiping Yan, Benjamin Kaufman, and Pan Haixiao -- Chapter 8. Logistics and supply chain around the world / Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya, Sonali Tripathi, Arda Gezdur, Catherine Sutton-Brady, and Michael Bell -- Part 3: Initiatives and policies across the world -- Chapter 9. Development of active travel initiatives in cities / Romeo Danielis and Mariangela Scorrano -- Chapter 10. Policies for public transport / John D. Nelson, Geoffrey Clifton, and Miguel Loyola -- Chapter 11. Development of policies for ridesourcing and taxis / Matthew W. Daus, Esq. -- Chapter 12. Development of global policies for the air transport industry / Lucy Budd and Stephen Ison -- Chapter 13. Reducing congestion and crowding with working from home / David A. Hensher, Matthew J. Beck, John D. Nelson, and Camila Balbontin -- Chapter 14. Pandemic lasting effects on freight networks: Challenges and directions from cities and industry / Sandra Melo and Lurdes Ferreira -- Part 4: Looking to the future -- Chapter 15. Impact on travel and tourism / Luca Zamparini -- Chapter 16. Impact on public transport / Erik Jenelius -- Chapter 17. Looking into the future: Impacts on health / Jennifer L. Kent and Melanie Crane.
edited by Maria Attard (University of Malta, Malta) and Corinne Mulley (University of Sydney, Australia).
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Includes bibliographical references and index.