European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research

European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research
The European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research (EJTIR) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal, freely accessible through the internet.
ISSN 1567-7141 (PRINT)
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Aims and scope
The European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research (EJTIR) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal, freely accessible through the internet. EJTIR aims to present the results of high-quality scientific research to a readership of academics, practitioners and policy-makers.It is our ambition to be the journal of choice in the field of transport and infrastructure both for readers and authors. To achieve this ambition, EJTIR distinguishes itself from other journals in its field, both through its scope and the way it is published. -
Indexing
Starting with its 2008-issues, EJTIR is covered in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) and the Journal Citation Reports (JCR) of ThomsonReuters (first impact factor to be provided in June 2011). In addition, EJTIR is covered in a range of relevant databases, including Scopus and the Directory of Open Access Journals.EJTIR’s acceptance rate is around 20%. Of all papers submitted to EJTIR, roughly 60% is rejected in a desk-review process performed by the editorial board. Of those papers that are sent out for external review, another 50% is rejected after one or more review rounds. Note that our policy is to only allow for revisions when there is a high probability of success in the second review round.EJTIR distinguishes itself from other journals in terms of the speed of our review process. Normally, our desk review is performed within one or two weeks. If a paper is sent out for external review, reports from our referees are sent back to the author within three to four months. If applicable, a second review round generally only takes a month or two. After acceptance, it generally takes about four months before the paper is published in one of our issues. To facilitate this speedy review process, we demand that authors do not take more than four months to revise their paper. If more time is taken, EJTIR as a rule will consider the resubmitted manuscript a new submission, which implies that the review process is started all over. -
Editors
Editorial board:Prof.dr. B. van Wee, Editor-in-ChiefDelft University of Technology,The NetherlandsDr.ir. C.G. Chorus, Co-Editor-in-ChiefDelft University of Technology,The NetherlandsDr.ir. V.A.W.J. Marchau, SecretaryDelft University of Technology,The NetherlandsProf.dr.ir. S. Hoogendoorn, Delft University of Technology,The NetherlandsDr. D. Stead, Delft University of Technology,The NetherlandsProf.dr.ir. L. Tavasszy, Delft University of Technology,The NetherlandsProf.dr.ir. R.E.C.M. Van der Heijden, Radboud University Nijmegen,The NetherlandsProf.dr. E. Van de Voorde, University of Antwerp,BelgiumProf.dr. F. Witlox, Ghent University,BelgiumAdvisory board:Peter Nijkamp, ChairmanFree University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsDavid Banister, University College London, UKMichel Beuthe, Facultés Universitaires Catholiques de Mons, BelgiumPiet Bovy, Delft University of Technology, The NetherlandsMarina Geenhuizen, Delft University of Technology, The NetherlandsIngo Hansen, Delft University of Technology, The NetherlandsVeli Himanen, Technical Research Centre of Finland (FIN), FinlandMartin Lanzendorf, University of Utrecht, The NetherlandsRico Maggi, University of Zürich, SwitzerlandRobert E. Paaswell, City University of New York, USAAura Regiani, University of Bologna, ItalyPiet Rietveld, Free University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsFrank Sanders, Delft University of Technology, The NetherlandsDaniel Shefer, Technion-Israel Institure of Technology, IsraelJos van Ommeren, VU University, The NetherlandsErik Verhoef, Free University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsStef Weijers, ArnhemBusiness School, The Netherlands -
Contact
www.ejtir.tbm.tudelft.nlFor information about EJTIR, please contact us at c.g.chorus@tudelft.nl