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期刊名:Journal of transport & health

缩写:J TRANSP HEALTH

ISSN:2214-1405

e-ISSN:N/A

IF/分区:3.3/Q2

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Rebecca E Lee,Yeonwoo Kim,Catherine Cubbin Rebecca E Lee
This study investigated associations of neighborhood context with active transportation among women with children after controlling for sociodemographic variables. We used data from the Geographic Research on Wellbeing study (GROW). In 2012...
Amanda Grimes,Jannette Berkley-Patton,Joseph S Lightner et al. Amanda Grimes et al.
Introduction: This study evaluated the feasibility of engaging community residents as community scientists to conduct large-scale pedestrian streetscape audits around bus stops for use in observational health research. ...
Qianxia Jiang,Bethany Forseth,Brittany Lancaster et al. Qianxia Jiang et al.
Purpose: This study examined associations of neighborhood and community environment features with detailed device-based measures of children's physical activity in rural and small town settings. ...
Yochai Eisenberg,Sajad Askari Yochai Eisenberg
Introduction: Safe and accessible pedestrian infrastructure is a necessity for supporting walking and wheeling among people with disabilities. Yet, progress towards improving accessibility is limited, as is the amount of ...
Ainsley Lotito,Federico E Vaca,Siwei Hu et al. Ainsley Lotito et al.
Objectives: To examine changes in alcohol-involved traffic crash rates among young drivers in California during and following the COVID-19 pandemic. Metho...
Rohit Jaikumar,Georges Bou Saab,Haneen Khreis et al. Rohit Jaikumar et al.
Introduction: Traffic-related air pollution (TRAP), particularly fine particulate matter (PM2.5), is linked to adverse health effects, including premature mortality, particularly in dense urban areas. Modeling the chain f...
B E Saelens,P M Hurvitz,C Zhou et al. B E Saelens et al.
Introduction: Increasing transit infrastructure could increase transit use and result in higher physical activity if users actively travel to access transit. Few studies have rigorously examined transit use and physical a...
Aaron Beuoy,Jean P Hall,Noelle K Kurth et al. Aaron Beuoy et al.
Background: Transportation is an important resource for people to fully participate in their communities. People with disabilities who have access to reliable transportation report better social connectedness outcomes tha...
Leigh Ann DiFusco,Xiaoxuan Priscilla Liu,Allison E Curry et al. Leigh Ann DiFusco et al.
Introduction: Obtaining a driver's license enhances independence and quality of life but can be challenging for adolescents with health conditions. Health conditions may impact driving behavior and not always require driv...