International Journal of Sustainable Transportation

Papers
(The H4-Index of International Journal of Sustainable Transportation is 18. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)
ArticleCitations
Road freight privatization, technological progress, and transportation decarbonization: Perspective of platform logistics79
Does e-grocery shopping reduce CO2 emissions for working couples’ travel in England?49
Users’ behavioral intention and their behavior: before-and-after study of “keep left” markings on shared footpaths39
Road safety of micro-mobility and vulnerable road users: Insights and issues from a world café39
Evaluation of the spatiotemporal variations of road traffic noise pollution and public cognizance of associated health hazards within urban environments38
Role of maternal non-transport pro-environmental behaviors in adolescents’ travel-to-school mode choices34
Optimal selection of vehicle types for an electric bus route with shifting departure times34
Real-world charging behavior and preferences of electric vehicles users in Germany30
Dynamic model to assess the impacts of government support for electric vehicles on the economy and environment sectors in Indonesia26
Intelligent scheduling framework for EV fast charging with waiting time reduction under charger availability constraints25
High-resolution mapping of transport CO 2 emission in Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region: Spatial-temporal characteristics and decoupling effects25
Exploring and comparing the knowledge structures, collaborations and key themes of electric vehicle research in the environment domain23
Am I really willing to use my electric vehicle sustainably? A study on the charging preferences of electric vehicle users23
A novel Multi-Input Multi-Output energy model for future port operations23
Revealing the environmental influences of energy, transport, and pollution taxes on different transportation modes21
Perceptions of potential cycling infrastructure in a low-cycling context: Evidence from a medium-sized urban area21
A collaborative and user-centered approach to exploring the challenges and opportunities in rural transport and mobility: Towards Rural Mobility as a Service (RMaaS)21
Assessing the environmental benefits of passenger cars electrification in metropolises: A case study of Singapore19
Comparison of driving patterns using non-dimensional analysis18
Bikeway network design model considering utilitarian and recreational bicycling in urban built-up areas18
Tourist preferences for cleaner mobility: A contingent valuation of electric rickshaws in Guatemala18
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