Air pollution exposure in active versus passive travel modes across five continents: A Bayesian random-effects meta-analysis

Ramel-Delobel, Marie; Heydari, Shahram; de Nazelle, Audrey; Praud, Delphine; Salizzoni, Pietro; Fervers, Béatrice; Coudon, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.envres.2024.119666

Environmental Research

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.envres.2024.119666

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Air pollution exposure in active versus passive travel modes across five continents: A Bayesian random-effects meta-analysis

Marie Ramel-Delobel,

Shahram Heydari,

Audrey de Nazelle

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A Multi-Stakeholder Information System for Traffic Restriction Management

Malafaia,

Ribeiro,

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2024

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Background: In many urban areas, 80% to 90% of pollutant emissions are generated by road traffic, particularly from heavy vehicles. With the anticipated surge in e-commerce logistics, the need for effective urban mobility control measures has become urgent, focusing on traffic restrictions and efficient enforcement tools. This work introduces Log-ON, a multi-stakeholder information system designed to facilitate the implementation and management of sustainable traffic restrictions. Methods: The proposed system was developed through extensive literature reviews, expert consultations, and feedback from logistics fleet managers. User-centered mock-ups were created for various stakeholders, including the public, regulatory authorities, logistics operators, and enforcement agencies, ensuring that the system effectively addresses a diverse set of needs. Results: By taking into account a wide range of influencing factors, Log-ON functions as a decision-support tool designed to optimize access restrictions for vehicles, particularly heavy vehicles, in urban environments. Conclusions: Log-ON’s adoption promises significant improvements in urban mobility by reducing traffic-related pollution and fostering healthier, cleaner cities. However, traffic restrictions could increase delivery costs, potentially disrupting logistics operations. To address this, the development of new business models for last-mile delivery is essential, ensuring that sustainable traffic management strategies align with the economic challenges faced by logistics providers.

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A Multi-Stakeholder Information System for Traffic Restriction Management

Malafaia,

Ribeiro,

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2024

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Air pollution exposure in active versus passive travel modes across five continents: A Bayesian random-effects meta-analysis

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A Multi-Stakeholder Information System for Traffic Restriction Management

A Multi-Stakeholder Information System for Traffic Restriction Management

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