Walking to and from public transport can form a seamless way to integrate physical activity
into our daily lives, thereby helping us achieve the recommended minutes of physical …

Background Quantifying physical activity accumulated through daily commuting is
challenging due to the scarcity of detailed data, especially for public transport trips. Using …

Introduction Use of public transit is cited as a way to help individuals incorporate regular
physical activity into their day. As a novel research topic, however, there is much we do not …

The choice to use public transit as a mean of travel is largely influenced by walking access
from origin to transit facilities. Existing network planning uses a 400-m walking distance to …

Background Public transport use can contribute to daily physical activity recommendations
through its associated walking components. However, without using travel surveys, it is …

Public transportation and other alternatives to the private automobile are receiving
increased attention for their potential to decrease congestion, reduce environmental …

Interest in active transportation–especially walking and cycling–is growing within urban
planning and transportation circles as a solution to many of the environmental and …

Interest in active transportation—especially walking and cycling—is growing within urban
planning and transportation circles as a solution to the environmental and congestion issues …

Introduction Using public transit has been positively associated with active transportation
mainly because it is typically required to access and egress stations and stops. Transit users …

Potential influences on explaining walking distance from home to access public transport
are investigated, including trip and demographic characteristics and public transport supply …