Introduction Around the world there has been a decline in the mode share of walking to
school. This is the result of many factors influencing the mode choice decisions of parents for …

Travel to primary or secondary school during term constitutes a significant portion of the
early morning flows of people on a transport network within all developed nations. Where …

Abstract Walking School Bus (WSB) has been recognised as an innovative solution to
promote walking to school, bringing a wide spectrum of benefits, including: health benefits …

Establishing a less car-oriented mobility ethos through initiatives targeting, among others,
children's travel to school could be a key for unlocking the potential for a more sustainable …

Over the past decade, policy makers and researchers in various disciplines have
increasingly focused on school trip behavior. Active transportation modes have been …

Children's school travel mode is changing, especially away from walking and bicycling and
towards private automobiles. Simultaneously we see warning signs from a public health …

This article examines the development of walking school buses (WSBs) in Auckland, New
Zealand, drawing on five annual surveys. Longitudinal analysis reveals sustained growth in …

Travelling using sustainable modes, such as active transport and public transport, improves
students' well-being and mental health, and bolsters sustainability. This study aims to …

In this paper, we apply Bhat and Dubey's (2014) new probit-kernel based Integrated Choice
and Latent Variable (ICLV) model formulation to analyze children's travel mode choice to …

School trips comprise a major portion of daily vehicular demand on urban road networks.
Dependence on cars for school trips can induce congestion on a routine basis. In this study …