Jaime Orrego Oñate
@jaimeorrego.bsky.social
Travel Behavior Researcher | Universidad de Chile & Portland State University Alumni | Active Mobility Advocate 🚲 | GEMOTT Lab at Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona 📍
Key findings from our new study:
-Perceived and objective accessibility align more closely in high-density areas.
-Differences emerge across travel purposes, like dining where perceptions often play a larger role.
-Perceived and objective accessibility align more closely in high-density areas.
-Differences emerge across travel purposes, like dining where perceptions often play a larger role.
December 10, 2024 at 7:57 PM
Key findings from our new study:
-Perceived and objective accessibility align more closely in high-density areas.
-Differences emerge across travel purposes, like dining where perceptions often play a larger role.
-Perceived and objective accessibility align more closely in high-density areas.
-Differences emerge across travel purposes, like dining where perceptions often play a larger role.
Ronda Sant Antoni in Barcelona was closed to cars for years, creating a vibrant pedestrian space. Recent renovations aimed to solidify this pedestrianization but reopened 2 traffic lanes. Yesterday, I saw one lane, meant for loading, filled with parked cars.If you open space for cars, they will come
November 24, 2024 at 4:58 PM
Ronda Sant Antoni in Barcelona was closed to cars for years, creating a vibrant pedestrian space. Recent renovations aimed to solidify this pedestrianization but reopened 2 traffic lanes. Yesterday, I saw one lane, meant for loading, filled with parked cars.If you open space for cars, they will come
Excited to share highlights from #UrbanTransitions2024, a conference held last week in Sitges, Spain! We analyzed 2012-2018 travel trends in cities within the Barcelona metropolitan region, outside the municipality—revealing unique patterns often missed in studies focused on central cities. (1/2)
November 10, 2024 at 9:37 PM
Excited to share highlights from #UrbanTransitions2024, a conference held last week in Sitges, Spain! We analyzed 2012-2018 travel trends in cities within the Barcelona metropolitan region, outside the municipality—revealing unique patterns often missed in studies focused on central cities. (1/2)