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Active Travel Studies, 2023 School neighbourhood built environment (BE) characteristics are related to active transport to school (ATS) among adolescents. This study examined objectively measured and perceived school neighbourhood BE correlates of ATS in adolescents and compared ...
Antoni B. Moore +4 more
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Clutter and Compliance: Scooter Parking Interventions and Perceptions
Active Travel Studies, 2023 Shared e-scooter programs often generate complaints about improper parking because it create unappealing clutter and can make it difficult for pedestrians to use the sidewalk.
Anne Brown +2 more
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Predicting active school travel : the role of planned behavior and habit strength [PDF]
, 2012 Despite strong support for predictive validity of the theory of planned behavior (TPB) substantial variance in both intention and behavior is unaccounted for by the model's predictors.
Shemane Murtagh +19 more
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Scooter Stories: User and Non-User Experiences of a Shared E-Scooter Trial
Active Travel Studies, 2023 E-scooters are the fastest-growing form of micro-mobility, riding a wave of popularity in recent years; in may cities, they have sparked something akin to an urban personal mobility revolution.
Ian Shergold, William Clayton
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Comparing E-Bike Users’ Perceptions of Safety: The Case of Lausanne, Switzerland
Active Travel Studies, 2023 Electrically-assisted bicycles (E-bikes) may broaden cycling to a wider spectrum of users, territories, and trips. But what are e-bike users’ experiences of safety in a low-cycling city, and how do they vary among different users?
Dimitri Marincek
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Active Travel Studies, 2023 This paper uses a video-based methodology to explore everyday cycling practices in a city that is not well-known for its cycling provision – namely Liverpool, UK. By looking at the way everyday commuter cyclists travel through the city we explore ...
Alexander Nurse, Richard Dunning
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It’s snowing? Keep on rolling! Individual determinants of winter cycling in Québec
Active Travel Studies, 2023 Bicycle commuting during the winter is an increasingly popular practice in Québec, Canada, that is associated with benefits for public and environmental health. Constructs of the Theory of Planned Behavior and habit are associated with modes of transport
Celia Kingsbury +5 more
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Major investment in active travel in Outer London: Impacts on travel behaviour, physical activity, and health [PDF]
Journal of Transport & Health, 2020 Introduction: This paper analyses three years’ data from the People and Places longitudinal study. This study examines the travel behaviour impact of major investments in active travel infrastructure in three Outer London boroughs (the ‘mini-Hollands programme’).Methods: The People and Places survey, conducted annually in May-June, treats the mini ...
Aldred, Rachel +2 more
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The Strathclyde evaluation of children's active travel (SE-CAT) : study rationale and methods [PDF]
, 2011 The school commute is a prime opportunity to increase children's physical activity levels. However, active commuting has decreased over the past 40 years. Strategies that increase walking to school are therefore needed.
Shemane Murtagh +18 more
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On the structure of weekly activity/travel patterns [PDF]
Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2003 Abstract Understanding the process of activity scheduling is a critical pre-requisite to an understanding of changes in travel behavior. To examine this process, a computerized survey instrument was developed to collect household activity scheduling data.
Lee, Ming S., McNally, Michael G.
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