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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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Michelle Duren,Bryce Corrigan,Johnathon Ehsani et al. Michelle Duren et al.
Introduction: Research has identified many factors associated with bicycling, but little is known on their relative influence for an individual's decision to bicycle or what led to the surge in bicycling during the COVID-...
Oliver Stanesby,Stephen Greaves,Kim Jose et al. Oliver Stanesby et al.
Background and aims: Public health measures adopted to contain the spread of COVID-19 included restrictions on activities and mobility as people were asked to stay at home and schools moved to online learning. This may ha...
Susan A Carlson,Prabasaj Paul,Gayathri Kumar et al. Susan A Carlson et al.
Communities can adopt Complete Streets policies to support physical activity through the routine design and operation of streets and communities that are safe for all people, regardless of age, ability, or mode of transport. Our aim was two...
Emily N Ussery,John D Omura,Prabasaj Paul et al. Emily N Ussery et al.
Background: Physical inactivity is a public health concern in the US Virgin Islands (USVI). A contributing factor may be a lack of pedestrian infrastructure and other environmental supports for walking. In this manuscript...
Grace Commers,Rodrigo Victoriano-Habit,Lancelot Rodrigue et al. Grace Commers et al.
Introduction: COVID-19 has impacted millions of commuters by decreasing their mobility and transport patterns. While these changes in travel have been studied, less is known about how commute changes may have impacted ind...
Matthew D Dean,Kaelin A Amaya,Jennifer Hall et al. Matthew D Dean et al.
Introduction & research objectives: The COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted daily travel. This paper contrasts 51 US cities' responses, namely street reallocation criteria and messaging related to physical activity ...
Elisa Borowski,Amanda Stathopoulos Elisa Borowski
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic onset necessitated large-scale closures of third places, potentially exacerbating social barriers experienced by young adults in the United States. To better understand the role of urban ...
Lorenzo Mussone,Farzaneh Changizi Lorenzo Mussone
Introduction: Concerning the adverse effect of COVID-19 virus pandemic on subjective well-being and daily travel, this research sought to analyse which personal characteristics, personality traits, and transport modes are...
Xiankui Yang,Peng Chen,Yu Zhang Xiankui Yang
Background: Many people changed their travel behavior during the coronavirus pandemic with more telecommuting, fewer trip frequencies, and less use of transit and ride-hailing to avoid infection. The lack of outdoor activ...
Mahdi Rezaei,Homayoun Sadeghi-Bazargani,Alireza Razzaghi et al. Mahdi Rezaei et al.
Introduction: Avoiding unnecessary travel and reducing the number of essential travels are among the effective strategies for preventing the spread of COVID-19 during the pandemic. Given that it is impossible to avoid ess...