Fear of Crime in Transportation and Gender: An Analysis Using Bibliometric Methods

December 22, 2025

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The study aims to investigate gender differences in transportation preferences and the role of fear of crime in urban experiences.
Conducted bibliometric analysis using predefined keywords related to gender, fear of crime, and transportation.
Utilized Web of Science and Scopus databases to gather relevant publications from 1995 to 2024, totaling 36 articles.
Analyzed data using Biblioshiny, an R web interface.
Annual growth rate of publications is 7.43%, with a total of 81 authors contributing to the topic.
Average citation count per article is 31.44, indicating increasing interest in the subject.
The USA leads in publication output, with Ceccato and Sundling being the most productive authors.

Bibliometric analysis reveals the relationship between gender, fear of crime, and transportation, highlighting growing interest in the field.

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Duygu Güdekli (2025) studied this question.

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