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Boisjoly, G., Deboosere, R., Wasfi, R., Orpana, H., Manaugh, K., Buliung, R., & El-Geneidy, A. (2020). Measuring accessibility to hospitals by public transport: An assessment of eight Canadian metropolitan regions. Journal of Transport & Health, 18, 100916 (14 pages). External link
Boisjoly, G., Deboosere, R., Wasfi, R., Orpana, H., Manaugh, K., Buliung, R., & El-Geneidy, A. M. (2019, January). Accessibility to healthcare across Canada : an assessment of accessibility to hospital via public transport in eight Canadian metropolitan regions [Paper]. 98th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C.. Unavailable
Cournoyer, F., White, M. F., Jasso Chávez, J. A., Manaugh, K., Waygood, O., & Boisjoly, G. (2026). Beyond buzzwords: Evaluating the integration of accessibility goals and indicators in land use and transportation policy documents. Transport Policy, 181, 104082 (21 pages). External link
Cui, B., Boisjoly, G., Wasfi, R., Orpana, H., Manaugh, K., Buliung, R., & El-Geneidy, A. M. (2020, January). Spatial access by public transport and likelihood of healthcare consultations at hospitals [Paper]. 99th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C.. Unavailable
Cui, B., Boisjoly, G., Wasfi, R., Orpana, H., Manaugh, K., Buliung, R., Kestens, Y., & El-Geneidy, A. (2020). Spatial access by public transport and likelihood of healthcare consultations at hospitals. Transportation Research Record, 2674(12), 188-198. External link
Jasso Chavez, J. A., Boisjoly, G., & Manaugh, K. (2024). Access to green and gray urban nature amenities: exploring equity in Montreal's built environment. Transportation Planning and Technology, 16 pages. External link
Kinman, L., Laviolette, J., Manaugh, K., & Waygood, O. (2025). Understanding Support for Cycling Infrastructure Through Moral Foundations Theory. Journal of Cycling and Micromobility Research, 100095. External link
Laviolette, J., Zarabi, Z., Kinman, L., Manaugh, K., & Waygood, O. (2026). Beyond cyclists: Understanding support for and opposition to cycling infrastructure development. Transport Policy, 187, 104295 (13 pages). External link
Laviolette, J., Zarabi, Z., Manaugh, K., & Waygood, O. (2026). Cycling Infrastructure and Its Co-benefits: Evidence from a Longitudinal Natural Experiment. Urban Transitions, 100037. External link
Manaugh, K., Boisjoly, G., & El-Geneidy, A. M. (2017). Overcoming barriers to cycling: understanding frequency of cycling in a University setting and the factors preventing commuters from cycling on a regular basis. External link
Naseri, H., Laviolette, J., Waygood, O., & Manaugh, K. (2026). Unveiling barriers and motivations to cycling across different stages of change. Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, 119, 103572 (20 pages). External link
Naseri, H., Laviolette, J., Waygood, O., & Manaugh, K. (2025). Cycling and GHG Emissions: How Infrastructure Makes All the Difference. Sustainability, 17(17), 7577 (29 pages). External link
Osdoba, E., Laviolette, J., Kinman, L., Manaugh, K., & Waygood, O. (2026). Understanding Public Preferences for Urban Transportation: Evidence from Montréal. Findings, 7 pages. External link
Obry-Legros, V., Lachapelle, U., Manaugh, K., Waygood, O., & Boisjoly, G. (2023, July). House size or walkability, what makes you more satisfied? Understanding the relationship between housing characteristics, local accessibility, and life satisfaction during the COVID-19 confinement period [Paper]. World Conference on Transport Research (WCTR 2023), Montréal, QC, Canada. Published in Transportation Research Procedia, 82. Available
Waygood, O., Boisjoly, G., Manaugh, K., Sener, I. N., Wang, B., Sun, Y., Friman, M., & Olsson, L. E. (2021). Do you miss your friends? Life satisfaction during the second wave of Covid-19. Journal of Transport & Health, 22, 101171 (1 page). External link
Zarabi, Z., Laviolette, J., Waygood, O., & Manaugh, K. (2025). What type of person is at different stages of change for cycling? A case study of Montreal. Travel Behaviour and Society, 39, 100969 (17 pages). Available
