Thousands of lives are lost every year due to traffic accidents worldwide, and youths are the
most affected. The goal of this paper is to analyze the differences in young students' …

There is a dearth of studies examining associations between active school travel and
children's health-related quality of life. Additionally, studies have not examined how …

This introduction to the special issue on travel, health and well-being is subdivided into three
parts. In Section 1 we provide a summary of existing literature analysing how health and well …

There exists a deep and inherent linkage between the urban residential environment and
perceived safety. Nonetheless, evidence on how outdoor play spaces in urban residential …

If parents perceive the neighborhood as child friendly, they will allow their children more
independent travel and play. Parental perception of child friendliness is therefore an …

There is an increasing concern among scholars and practitioners to incorporate children's
views and perceptions about their daily mobility, followed by the search for structured …

This study investigates in UK context the relationship between adolescents' choice of
sustainable transport modes (eg active transport like walking or cycling and public transport …

There is a general consensus that children and adolescents should ideally travel to school
actively and independently. Yet, in many parts of the world, real and perceived traffic risks …

Objective To identify, summarise and evaluate evidence on the correlation between
perceived and actual neighbourhood safety (personal and road danger) and diverse forms …

Introduction Travel satisfaction as experienced by rural residents is closely related to
personal physical and mental health, as well as rural economic conditions. An improved …