"The Urban Transport Crisis in Emerging Economies" is a comprehensive academic book that addresses the challenges of urban transportation in twelve significant emerging countries. These countries, including Brazil, China, India, and Mexico, have experienced substantial changes in their urban structure and motorization in recent years. The book provides a detailed analysis of the social, economic, and ecological impacts of these changes. Through contributions from experts, it offers a deep understanding of the specific transportation issues and policies in these countries, focusing on major cities. The editors, Dominic Stead and Dorina Pojani, aim to fill a gap in the existing transportation literature and highlight the needs of a large urban population, particularly in the context of economic transformation in emerging economies. Readers will gain valuable insights into the dynamics of urban transportation and the associated challenges that arise in many of these countries.