The Journal of Transport and Land Use is like a magnificent bridge spanning the ocean of knowledge, closely linking the precision of transportation engineering with the creativity of land use planning, and building a multidisciplinary academic platform. Here, engineers and planners, economists and geographers, sociologists and architects, as well as network scientists and complex systems researchers, collectively explore the intricate interrelationships between transportation and land use.

Magazines are not only a platform for publishing original research, but also a marketplace for gathering global wisdom. It opens its doors to researchers around the world, whether they are artists seeking inspiration in urban planning blueprints or scientists exploring patterns in data models, they can find resonance here. Editors warmly welcome papers that can showcase the latest developments in the fields of transportation and land use, whether it is empirical research based on field investigations, abstract analysis of in-depth theoretical discussions, technical reports proposing innovative methods, or even policy recommendations with far-reaching impact.