Evaluating Transportation Equity
in Transport Planning 10 January 2022 by Todd Litman Victoria Transport Policy Institute Abstract Equity refers to the fairness with which impacts (benefits and costs) are distributed. Transportation planning decisions can have large and diverse equity impacts. Evaluating these can be challenging because there are several types of
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