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 …

Introduction An increasing number of studies in transportation research have recently
focused on well-being and travel satisfaction. These studies argue that satisfaction with …

Purpose. To examine whether residing in a community designed to promote physical activity
moderates the relationship between parent perceptions of the neighborhood and general …

Purpose Physical activity is strongly correlated with children's health, and increasing rates of
active school travel (AST) among children may well enhance their overall physical activity …

The present study examined independent and interacting associations of psychosocial and
neighborhood built environment variables with adolescents' reported active transportation …

Background Children's possibility to be physically active is linked to their parent's
socioeconomic status. The use of active travel has the potential to increase daily physical …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND A pan‐Canadian School Travel Planning intervention
promoted active school travel (AST). A novel component was exploring emotion, well‐being …

This systematic review summarised and evaluated the evidence for associations between
school travel modes in children aged 5–13 years and perceived physical environments as …

Background: Path quality has not been well studied as a correlate of active transport to
school. We hypothesize that for urban-dwelling children the environment between home and …

A consistent decline in active school transportation among North American children has
drawn attention of those concerned with children's health and wellbeing. Consequently, an …