The commuting behavior and perception correlates of commuting trips: a comparative study on the Egyptian and migrant populations in Cairo and Alexandria
Randa Khalil,
Dina Noseir,
Yasmin Kandil
et al.
Abstract:Recent political conflicts in the Middle East have led to a significant increase in refugees' numbers in Egypt, causing a substantial population increase in neighborhoods like Al-Rehab City and the 6th of October. The resulting semi-hybrid communities have had a notable impact on travel behavior in these areas. Due to the economic impact that is affected by this travel behavior, this study aims to investigate the commuting behaviors and preferences of individuals in Cairo and Alexandria, focusing on demographi… Show more
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