Pedestrian route choice (PRC) is influenced by a wide range of factors, yet an
understanding of the trends, patterns, and findings of PRC research is a gap in the literature …

Background The child active transportation literature has focused on walking, with little
attention to risk associated with increased traffic exposure. This paper reviews the literature …

Existing knowledge on the impact of built environment (BE) on route choice behaviour is
doubtful due to an unresolved tension between two schools of thought. One represented BE …

Professional and popular interest in active school transportation (walking and cycling) is
matched by an emerging literature on this topic. This paper explores school travel behavior …

The link between street environment and pedestrian route choices remains a relatively
understudied research topic, mainly due to the difficulty in collecting data. This research …

We conduct a methodological investigation of the spatial coverage and temporal variability
of Google Street View (GSV) images adopting a people-based approach. Specifically, we …

School travel patterns have changed over the past half-century, with more students driven
and fewer walking independently. This study examines how individual, household and built …

Routes are a common way through which child pedestrians experience the built
environment. However, empirical evidence on route-scale environmental influences on …

Background In recent years, a number of initiatives aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles in
health-friendly environments have been implemented. The purpose of this review is to …

Previous studies examined environmental correlates of children's physical activity. While
most of these studies used aggregated physical activity measures (ie, overall physical …