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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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Introduction: The Japanese government declared a state of emergency (SoE) to control the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). However, the requirements of these SoE were less stringent than those in other nations...
Barış Sevi,Natalie J Shook Barış Sevi
Introduction: A primary means of reducing the spread of COVID-19 is avoidance of close contact with other people, particularly in closed areas. Transportation services generally require being in closed spaces with other p...
M Tamura,S Suzuki,Y Yamaguchi M Tamura
Introduction: On July 22, 2020, the Japanese government launched the "Go to Travel" campaign that subsidizes 50% of personal travel expenditure to support the tourism industry under the COVID-19 pandemic. This policy was ...
Hsu-Sheng Hsieh,Hao-Ching Hsia Hsu-Sheng Hsieh
Introduction and objective: COVID-19 has transformed economic activities and travel behavior, especially for public transport use. When a pandemic ebbs, clarifying travel behavior changes and whether to continue public tr...
Alycia Bayne,Alexa Siegfried,Laurie F Beck et al. Alycia Bayne et al.
Introduction: Safe, affordable, and convenient transportation may help older adults (age 65 and older) stay independent, access healthcare services, and maintain their quality of life. While older adults in the United Sta...
Punyabeet Sarangi,M Manoj,Manisha Bhosley Punyabeet Sarangi
Introduction: Covid-19 pandemic has impacted individuals' time allocation decisions. As it is known that university students display behaviors different from the general population, very few studies have examined their ac...
Rainier Masa,Stefani Baca-Atlas,Peter Hangoma Rainier Masa
Introduction: Geographic inaccessibility disproportionately affects health outcomes of rural populations due to lack of suitable transport, prolonged travel time, and poverty. Rural patients are left with few transport op...
Martina Fazio,Alessandro Pluchino,Giuseppe Inturri et al. Martina Fazio et al.
Background: The recent health emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic forced people to change their mobility habits, with the reduction of non-essential travels and the promotion online activities. During the first phas...
Jessica Schoner,Jim Chapman,Eric H Fox et al. Jessica Schoner et al.
There is mounting evidence linking land development and transportation investments to physical activity with resulting implications for chronic disease prevention. Links between the physical environment and health have traditionally focused...