Active transportation, such as walking and cycling, are typically considered the first and last mile options for people who live close to transit corridors or transit hubs. Compared to …
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The costs and benefits of the transportation system are distributed unequally, leading to people receiving less access to opportunities. This report sought to understand how this …
This Thesis was developed as part of my Master at Wageningen University in Environmental System Analysis. I performed this research from June 2020 to February 2021. The idea of …
The bike, once relegated to a neglected, dangerous, and less efficient means of transport compared to cars, has seen its role and is images being reinforced all around the world …
Background Physical activity is linked to countless health benefits, including reduced risk for chronic disease. Women, minority groups, and persons with lower socioeconomic status are …
Planning as a discipline of urban governance shapes the present form and function of cities, bringing inhabitants closer to certain futures and placing others out of reach. Previous …
Increasing bicycling in cities is a public health and sustainability goal. Although supportive infrastructure is a necessary precondition for most people to begin riding, other forms of …
Durante siglos se han construido ciudades con una lógica racionalista, androcéntrica y, a partir del siglo XX, centrada en el automóvil. Sin embargo, en las últimas décadas se han …
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Barriers to Bicycle Use in Inner City East Christchurch, a low-income community. Page 1 Barriers to Bicycle Use in Inner City East Christchurch, a low-income community. By: Mikayla Choat …