Peer-Reviewed Publications
Gebresselassie, M. (2022). Wheelchair Users’ Perspective on Transportation Service Hailed Through Uber and Lyft Apps. Transportation Research Record, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/03611981221140369
Gebresselassie, M. (2022). Driving wheelchair users on the Uber and Lyft apps: Drivers’ perspective. (Submitted for publication).
Gebresselassie, M. (2019). Planning Education in Accessible Transport for Persons with Disabilities. Transport Findings. doi: 10.32866/7029
Gebresselassie, M., & Sanchez, T. W. (2018). “Smart” Tools for Socially Sustainable Transport: A Review of Mobility Apps. Urban Science, 2(2), 45. doi:10.3390/urbansci2020045
Book Reviews
Gebresselassie, M., & Sanchez, T.W. (2019, September 5). [Review of the book Inequality In Transport, by D. Banister]. doi: 10.1080/01944363.2019.1641385
Non-Peer Reviewed Publications
Gebresselassie, M., Michalek, J. Nock, D., Harper, C. (2022) Impact of heat waves on TNC-usage rates in low- and high-income neighborhoods in New York City. Policy Brief, Carnegie Mellon University
Buliung, R, & Gebresselassie, M. (2022). Local Host Article Series: Disabling Toronto. News & Press: ACSP Annual Conference News. https://www.acsp.org/news/613674/Local-Host-Article-Series-Disabling-Toronto.htm
Gebresselassie, M., & Sanchez, T. (2017, Winter). The role of smart city technologies in equitable and inclusive transport. Planning & Technology Today, (116), 16-17. https://planning-org-uploaded-media.s3.amazonaws.com/document/Division-Technology-News-2017-18-Fall-Win.pdf
Manuscripts in Preparation
Gebresselassie, M. (2022). When transport-network companies meet disabled accessibility.
Gebresselassie, M. (2022). Travel behaviors of wheelchair users in the U.S.
Gebresselassie, M. (2022). Uber and Lyft accessibility policies and regulations in Washington, DC.
Gebresselassie, M. (2022). Understanding disability-related regulatory systems in smartphone apps used for transportation purposes.