Transport and equity in Latin America: a critical review of socially oriented accessibility assessmentsFootnote^*

* This paper has made use of some material that was presented at the RSA - Latin America Division Conference in Colombia in September 2019, where it was one of three prize bursary winning papers, presented by Giovanni Vecchio under the same title as this paper

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