Pedestrians are usually referred to as the most vulnerable road users because they lack
sound protection against crashes. The danger of collisions for pedestrians increases at …

Daily travel as an integral part of urban life brings people, the surrounding environment, and
transportation systems into interactions. Through daily mobility, people may generate and …

Travelers are exposed to higher levels of Particulate Matter (PM). The present study
investigates variability in exposure to PM 2.5 for eight transport microenvironments. Data …

The travel choices of citizens can be based on distance, time, exposure, emissions, etc., but
the current route planning systems are mostly based only on distance and time. This study …

Transport policies targeting emission reduction and air quality improvement typically
discourage private car use and promote shifts to mass transit (bus, metro). However …

Promoting adolescents' active school travel may support their health and wellbeing. Based
on survey data of 473 adolescents in Guangzhou, China, and street view images, we …

Dockless bike-sharing (DBS) has proliferated worldwide. Despite DBS's great potential to
reduce air pollution, air pollution may also reduce the usage of DBS. However, not much …

Urbanization has escalated air pollution levels with subsequent health implications. This
study explores the potential of awareness about air quality levels on travelers' choices and …

Epidemiological and exposure studies concerning particulate matter (PM) often rely on data
from sparse governmental stations. While low-cost personal monitors have some …

Air pollution is a problem shared by the entire world population, and researchers have
highlighted its adverse effects on human health in recent years. The object of this paper was …