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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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Cody Evers,Shawn Boles,Deb Johnson-Shelton et al. Cody Evers et al.
Walking rates to school remain low for U.S. children in large part due to parent concern for child safety. Little research has investigated the specific features of streets and intersection networks that parents associate with safe walking ...
Kara E MacLeod,William A Satariano,David R Ragland Kara E MacLeod
Objective: This study assesses the impact of health problems on driving status (current driver vs. ex-driver) among older adults to identify which of those health problems have the greatest individual and population impac...
Heather Jones,Kiron Chatterjee,Selena Gray Heather Jones
Most research studies seeking to understand walking and cycling behaviours have used cross-sectional data to explain inter-individual differences at a particular point in time. Investigations of individual walking and cycling over time are ...
Alison Carver,Jenna R Panter,Andrew P Jones et al. Alison Carver et al.
Background: Despite related physical/mental health benefits, children's independent mobility for school travel (i.e. walking/cycling without adult accompaniment) has declined in recent decades. ...
Anna Goodman,Judith Green,James Woodcock Anna Goodman
Bicycle sharing systems are increasingly popular around the world and have the potential to increase the visibility of people cycling in everyday clothing. This may in turn help normalise the image of cycling, and reduce perceptions that cy...
Lars Breum Christiansen,Thomas Madsen,Jasper Schipperijn et al. Lars Breum Christiansen et al.
Objective: Built environment characteristics are closely related to transport behavior, but observed variations could be due to residents own choice of neighborhood called residential self-selection. The aim of this study...