Publications

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Jesus M. Barajas (2023). Perceptions, People, and Places: Influences on Cycling for Latino Immigrants and Implications for Equity. Journal of Planning Education and Research.

Peter Nguyen, Jesus M. Barajas (2023). Tools and Best Practices for Land Use Efficiency and Equity in Cities.

Jesus M. Barajas, Weijing Wang (2023). Mobility Justice in Rural California: Examining Transportation Barriers and Adaptations in Carless Households.

Kate Lowe, Jesus M. Barajas, Chelsie Coren (2023). "It's annoying, confusing, and it's irritating": Lived expertise for epistemic justice and understanding inequitable accessibility. Journal of Transport Geography.

Kelcie Ralph, Jesus M. Barajas, Angela Johnson-Rodriguez, Alexa Delbosc, Carlyn Muir (2022). The End of Speed Traps and Ticket Quotas: Re-framing and Reforming Traffic Cameras to Increase Support. Journal of Planning Education and Research.

Lindsay M. Braun, Jesus M. Barajas, Bumsoo Lee, Rebecca Martin (2022). Walking the Last Mile: Barriers and Solutions to Suburban Transit Access. Transportation Research Record.

Kelcie Ralph, Jesus M. Barajas, Angela Johnson-Rodriguez, Alexa Delbosc, Carlyn Muir (2022). Can a Racial Justice Frame Help Overcome Opposition to Automated Traffic Enforcement?. Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives.

Chelsie Coren, Kate Lowe, Jesus M. Barajas (2022). Commuting Carless: A Qualitative Study of Transportation Challenges for Disadvantaged Job Seekers in Chicago, IL. Transportation Research Record.

Jesus M. Barajas, Asiya Natekal, Carolyn Abrams (2022). An Assessment of how State and Regional Transportation Agencies Advance Equity in Transportation Plans, Processes, and Implementation.

Jesus M. Barajas (2021). The Roots of Racialized Travel Behavior. Advances in Transport Policy and Planning: Social Issues in Transportation.

Jesus M. Barajas (2021). Biking Where Black: Connecting Transportation Planning and Infrastructure to Disproportionate Policing. Transportation Research Part D.

Jesus M. Barajas, Lindsay M. Braun (2021). Are Cycling and Walking Good for All? Tracking Differences in Associations among Active Travel, Socioeconomics, Gentrification, and Self-reported Health. Journal of Transportation & Health.

Agustina Krapp, Jesus M. Barajas, Audrey Wennink (2021). Equity-Oriented Criteria for Project Prioritization in Regional Transportation Planning. Transportation Research Record.

Jesus M. Barajas (2021). The Effects of Driver Licensing Laws on Immigrant Travel. Transport Policy.

Lindsay M. Braun, Jesus M. Barajas, Bumsoo Lee, Rebecca Martin, Rafsun Mashraky, Shubhangi Rathor, Manika Shrivastava (2021). Construction of Pedestrian Infrastructure along Transit Corridors.

Jesus M. Barajas, Anne Brown (2021). Not Minding the Gap: Does Ride-Hailing Serve Transit Deserts?. Journal of Transport Geography.

Ariel H. Bierbaum, Alex Karner, Jesus M. Barajas (2020). Towards Mobility Justice: Linking Transportation and Education Equity in the Context of School Choice. Journal of the American Planning Association.

Jesus M. Barajas, Karen Trapenberg Frick, Robert Cervero (2020). Travel of TOD Residents in the San Francisco Bay Area: Examining the Impact of Affordable Housing.

Jesus M. Barajas (2020). Supplemental Infrastructure: How Community Networks and Immigrant Identity Influence Cycling. Transportation.

Jesus M. Barajas, Kate M. Beck, Jill F. Cooper, Ana Lopez, Amanda Reynosa (2019). How Effective Are Community Pedestrian Safety Training Workshops? Short-Term Findings from a Program in California. Journal of Transport and Health.

Jesus M. Barajas, Ariel H. Bierbaum (2019). The Burden of Choice? Assessing the Impact of School Choice on Student Travel and Household Activity in Philadelphia. SSRN.

Jesus M. Barajas (2018). Not All Crashes Are Created Equal: Associations between the Built Environment and Disparities in Bicycle Collisions. Journal of Transport and Land Use.

Jesus M. Barajas, Asha Weinstein Agrawal, Daniel G. Chatman (2018). Immigration, Income, and Public Transit Perceptions: Findings from an Intercept Survey. Journal of Public Transportation.

Jesus M. Barajas, Geoff Boeing, Julie Wartell (2017). Neighborhood Change, One Pint at a Time: The Impact of Local Characteristics on Craft Breweries. Untapped: Exploring the Cultural Dimensions of the Craft Beer Revolution.

Jesus M. Barajas (2016). Making the Invisible Rider Visible: Motivations for Bicycling and Public Transit Use among Latino Immigrants. PhD dissertation.

Jesus M. Barajas, Daniel G. Chatman, Asha Weinstein Agrawal (2016). Exploring Bicycle and Public Transit Use by Low-Income Latino Immigrants: A Mixed-Methods Study in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Jesus M. Barajas, Lindsay M. Braun, Amanda Merck, Rebecca Martin, Bob Dean, Paul Esling, Heidy Persaud (0001). The State of Practice in Community Impact Assessment.

Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Susan L. Handy, Paul M. Ong, Jesus M. Barajas, Jacob L. Wasserman, Juan Carlos Garcia Sanchez, Andres F. Ramirez, Emmanuel Proussaloglou, Andrea Nguyen, Katherine Turner, Abigail Fizgibbon, Francois Kaeppelin, Felipe Ramirez, Marc Arenas (0001). The Implications of Freeway Siting in California: Four Case Studies on the Effects of Freeways on Neighborhoods of Color.