Paper published: Accessibility Equity and Transport-Related Social Exclusion.Special Issue publication alert! Karst is pleased the see the editorial of the special issue Accessibility equity and transport-related social Inclusion published, co-authored with fellow guest editors Yang HU, Jie Gao and Steven Farber.
This special issue published in Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment welcomed original research articles with novel contributions to the analysis of accessibility equity and social inclusion. The seventeen papers included in this special issue cover diverse geographic contexts across the globe and provide in-depth analysis of complex relationships between accessibility and transport-related social exclusion from multiple perspectives. The studies included in this special issue can be broadly categorized into three themes: (1) research focusing on transport accessibility and mobility experiences of specific population groups, including children and elderly, (2) studies employing subjective perspectives to assess accessibility; and (3) investigations exploring interventions to reduce accessibility inequalities.Read more
Artikel NRC: Rijden op een e‑bike die zelf op de rem trapt als het gevaarlijk wordt – dat is soms een beetje schrikkenrubriek Jong geleerdRead more
Paper published: Accessibility Equity and Transport-Related Social Exclusion.
Artikel NRC: Rijden op een e‑bike die zelf op de rem trapt als het gevaarlijk wordt – dat is soms een beetje schrikken
Successful MARID VIII in Enschede!
Best presentation and poster award for CEM PhD- and master student at NCR days 2026 -Navigating Rivers
Publication: A five-component conceptual model of calculated and perceived accessibility: Literature review and research directions
Smart Cycling Conference at University of Twente: shaping the future of cycling
Paper published: The outside edge of the doughnut: sustainable mobility and accessibility inequalities in Dutch transport policy Author links open overlay panel
Best Presentation Award for CEM Student at NCK Days 2026
toekomst bestendige leefomgeving
PhD Defence Mario Boot
Letters from the marsh
Visit of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
