Accessibility

Disabled Parking CV: Scalable Methods to Analyze Disability Parking Using Computer Vision and High-Resolution Aerial and Streetscape Images

People with disabilities disproportionately rely on public transportation to access employment, education, and healthcare services; however, public transit is not always available or equally distributed, which excludes social and community participation (Bascom & Christensen, 2017). Car transit is thus the only viable alternative. Since the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) of 1990, 4-8% of public […]

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The Differential Accessibility Effects of Work from Home: Travel Behavior Outcomes and Broader Transportation Implications

Researchers have long examined the potential effects of telework on the geography of opportunity within metropolitan areas. While telework can increase access to certain job markets, it may also contribute to the decentralization of employment and population, fostering more spatially dispersed patterns of metropolitan growth. As jobs and services become more widely distributed, the central

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