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Perceived heat threshold and transit use in a humid subtropical climate
Rising temperatures driven by climate change and development patterns affect travel behavior, including public transit use and active transport; however, most studies rely on ambient temperature measures and assume uniform behavioral responses. In this study, we investigated how individuals’ perceiv
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