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Richard Davis is a leading voice in urban transportation planning, with a sharp focus on the evolving dynamics of curb space management and the integration of emerging mobility modes. His research critically examines how on-demand services, micromobility, and pedestrian activity are reshaping public transit systems and street design. Davis’s most-cited work, “Managing the Curb” (2022), provides a foundational framework for understanding the conflicts and opportunities arising from the surge in shared mobility, outdoor dining, and curbside pick-up, offering actionable insights for policymakers and planners. With 7 citations in a rapidly growing field, his contributions are already influencing how cities reimagine curb allocation as a scarce public resource. Davis’s scholarship stands out for its timely, policy-relevant approach, bridging the gap between technological innovation and equitable, efficient urban infrastructure. His work is essential reading for students and researchers tackling the pressing challenges of sustainable mobility and street space governance in the 21st-century city.
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