Bicycling holds promise as a healthy and sustainable means of transportation and physical
activity. Despite the growing interest in community-based environmental approaches to …

Studies evaluating bikeability usually compute spatial indicators shaping cycling conditions
and conflate them in a quantitative index. Much research involves site visits or conventional …

Bicycling for transportation improves health, reduces pollution and congestion, and
produces economic rewards for communities. This paper presents a targeted update and …

Introduction We applied a go-along interview, a mobile method that enhances the contextual
basis of qualitative research, to understand how older people interact with walking …

Distance is a recognized key determinant of walking. Pedestrians tend to choose the
shortest route between two points. Shortest routes can be spatially described in terms of …

Bicycle sharing systems (BSSs) in urban areas are considered an effective solution for
enabling sustainable transportation. In this sense, the locations of BSS stations (BSSSs) are …

Using a participatory approach, this multi-method case study compared bicyclists'
perceptions and physical indicators of bikeability on a college campus. Student focus groups …

Problem, research strategy, and findings For decades, planners have been drawing circles
of a quarter-mile radius to determine easily walkable distances for neighborhood and activity …

As air pollution varies significantly in both space and time, commuter exposure may differ
considerably depending on the route taken between home to work. This is especially the …

Pedestrian link-ways are important street facility for first-/last-mile mobility. This study
compared pedestrians' walking experiences on sheltered/unsheltered link-ways by …