research topics in transport geography

The Journal of Transport Geography is a leading interdisciplinary journal focusing on the geographical dimensions of transport, travel and mobility. It is international in its outlook, and welcomes both conceptual papers and theoretically-informed, empirically-oriented contributions on the movement of people, goods and/or information by any ...

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It reviews recent geographical research on the enmeshment of transport and a wide range of other circulations in three settings: the economy, climate change, and public health.

In this context, this chapter considers advances, opportunities, and, sometimes, risks and disappointments induced by the following topics to transport geography: epistemology and social theories; urban transport; long-distance travel and the environment; the relationships between transport and spatial planning; linking spaces, places, and time ...

The subject covers the main principles of transport geography, how relevant transportation is at different scales, and how transport geography has emerged to address contemporary mobility challenges.

The subject covers the main principles of transport geography, how relevant transportation is at different scales, and how transport geography has emerged to address contemporary mobility...

This study thus presents a geoRegion-topic model that extends a widely used topic model, latent Dirichlet allocation, to explore the region-specific characteristics of transportation research based on large-scale bibliographic data collected from Transport Research International Documentation.

This means that geography is a central theme to the study of transportation and English-native countries are still the main fronts to transport geography research. Meanwhile, the research perspectives of transport geography are increasingly full of vibrancy and diversity.

Since its founding in 1993, the Journal of Transport Geography has aimed to provide a wider international voice for research on the spatial dynamics of accessibility and mobility across the planet.

This paper reflects on how Transport Geography has examined the relationships between climate change, transport and space. It identifies four tendencies in engagements so far – uneven attention; separation between climate change mitigation and adaptation; continuity in theory, method and research praxis; and over-reliance on ‘Western ...