Economics of Transportation is an academic journal dedicated to the field of transportation economics, dedicated to publishing high-quality academic papers that make significant contributions to the field. The core objective of this journal is to promote the theoretical development and empirical research of transportation economics, while also facilitating the cross integration of transportation economics with other fields of economics.

The papers published in this journal not only delve into traditional topics such as the economic efficiency of transportation systems, cost-benefit analysis, and the economic impact of transportation infrastructure investment, but also cover modern topics such as transportation and environment, transportation and social welfare, and the economic effects of transportation policies. These studies help us understand the role of transportation systems in economic development and social progress. Special encouragement is given to research on the interaction between transportation and other economic activities. For example, how transportation affects the geographical distribution of the labor market, how it promotes regional and international trade, and how it affects the form of urban economy and industrial organization. These studies help to reveal the intrinsic connection between transportation systems and economic activities, providing a theoretical basis for formulating effective transportation policies and economic strategies.