This paper explores how equity is interpreted and applied in transportation research. By analyzing different theories of justice in transport contexts, it addresses the complexities of achieving equity in transportation policy, highlighting the need for explicit and coherent equity frameworks.
Context and quantification
About the policy
Area
Justice, Infrastructure
Instrument
Public participation
Intervention
Equitable transit policies
Cost
Government support
Funding
Local municipal agencies
Institutional arrangement
None
Impacts
Stakeholders involved
Policy makers, Communities
Stakeholders impacted
Urban population
Wellbeing
Jobs, Life Satisfaction
Justice consideration
Procedural, Corrective
Metadata
| Lead author name | E. Lewis |
|---|---|
| Lead author gender | Female |
| Lead author institution | Transportation Research Board |
| Lead author institution location | United States |
| Peer reviewed? | true |
| Grey literature? | false |
| Type of paper | Research article |
| Volume | None |
| Publication year | 2021 |
| URL / DOI | 10.1016/j.trip.2021.100332 |
| Sufficiency mentioned? | true |