Cities across the world are beginning to shift away from private cars and towards more
sustainable, healthy, just and inclusive mobilities. Hamburg, Oslo and Madrid have recently …

Background Many cities across the world are beginning to shift their mobility solution away
from the private cars and towards more environmentally friendly and citizen-focused means …

The world is currently witnessing its largest urban growth in human history. Over 50% of
people worldwide live in cities and this figure is estimated to increase to up to 70% over the …

Imagine you live in a city free of the noise, stench and danger of cars, trucks and buses.
Imagine all you needs, from groceries to child care, are within a five-minute walk of your …

Introduction Half the world population lives in cities and this is likely to increase to 70% over
the next 20 years. Suboptimal urban and transport planning has led to eg high levels of air …

This article proposes a definition and typology of car-free development and assesses the
benefits and problems that may be associated with this type of development. The authors …

This book has brought together people from different sectors and disciplines including urban
and transport planning, environment, public health and social sciences to document how …

Abstract By 2050, more than 70% of the world's population will reside in a city; the twenty-
first century is undoubtedly the urban age. With rapid urbanisation, there is a growing need …

With increasing awareness of the urgent need to respond to global warming by reducing
carbon emissions and recognition of the social benefits of car-free and car-lite living, more …

• Cities are currently hotspots for a number of adverse lifestyles and environmental
exposures deleterious to health including an associated sedentary lifestyle, exposure to air …