THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDING AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES IN ACCESSIBILITY ASSESSMENTS, FOCUSING THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENT: AN EXAMPLE FROM TRAVEL CHAINS IN URBAN PUBLIC BUS TRANSPORT
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JENSEN, G., ET AL., THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDING AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES IN ACCESSIBILITY ASSESSMENTS, FOCUSING THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENT: AN EXAMPLE FROM TRAVEL CHAINS IN URBAN PUBLIC BUS TRANSPORT. DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION, Vol. 24, no. 5 (2002), p. 231-242.
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Accesibilidad, Discapacidad, Evaluación, Metodología, Teoría, Transporte público
Accesibilidad, Discapacidad, Evaluación, Metodología, Teoría, Transporte público
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