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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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Qiyang Liu,Zhengying Liu,Siyi Lin et al. Qiyang Liu et al.
Background: Individuals have experienced various degrees of accessibility loss during the COVID-19 pandemic, which may consequently have influenced their mental health. Although efforts have been made to understand the me...
Jinhyun Hong,David Philip McArthur,Jaehun Sim et al. Jinhyun Hong et al.
Introduction: The role of cycling has become more important in the urban transport system during the Covid-19 pandemic. As public transport passengers have tried to avoid crowded vehicles due to safety concerns, a rapid s...
Nguyen Anh Thuy Tran,Ha Lan Anh Nguyen,Thi Bich Ha Nguyen et al. Nguyen Anh Thuy Tran et al.
Objectives: Delivery riders have been front-line workers throughout the pandemic but little is known about their own health and safety during this time. This study explores the health and safety issues facing delivery rid...
Behram Wali,Lawrence D Frank,Deborah R Young et al. Behram Wali et al.
Background and objective: No research to date has causally linked built environment data with health care costs derived from clinically assessed health outcomes within the framework of longitudinal intervention design. Th...
Minh Hieu Nguyen,Dorina Pojani Minh Hieu Nguyen
Objectives: This study examined recreational cycling in Hanoi, Vietnam, with a particular focus on changes brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. The research questions were: (1) Has recreational cycling increased during...
Courtney Coughenour,James Abelar,Jennifer Pharr et al. Courtney Coughenour et al.
Introduction: Pedestrian crashes are not equitably distributed; people of color and males are overburdened. The aim of this study was to examine if driver yielding behavior differed based on gender and skin color of the p...
Avipsa Roy,Bandana Kar Avipsa Roy
The ongoing novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has highlighted the need for individuals to have easy access to healthcare facilities for treatment as well as vaccinations. The surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations during 2020 also underscor...
Jianrong Liu,Qiongwen Cao,Mingyang Pei Jianrong Liu
Introduction: The outbreak of COVID-19 has significantly impacted travel behavior. However, few studies have analyzed the impact of COVID-19 on adolescent travel behavior. This article analyzed the impact of COVID-19 on a...
Anish Khadka,Preeti Gautam,Elisha Joshi et al. Anish Khadka et al.
Background: Heavy goods vehicle drivers are an influential driving population in Nepal, with over 90% of goods in the country are transported by road. Due to the time spent on the road, drivers have long periods of exposu...
B E Saelens,R T Meenan,E M Keast et al. B E Saelens et al.
Introduction: Greater transit use is associated with higher levels of physical activity, which is associated with lower health risks and better health outcomes. However, there is scant evidence about whether health care c...