Over the last two decades, cycling in Germany has increased by more than 40%. This paper
analyses how this overall increase is broken down by group, characterised by residence …

Introduction Modern, urban lifestyles have engineered physical activity out of everyday life
and this presents a major threat to human health. The Netherlands is a world leader in active …

Over 800 cities globally now offer bikeshare programs. One of their purported benefits is
increased physical activity. Implicit in this claim is that bikeshare replaces sedentary modes …

Active commuting to school has health implications among young people. We aimed to (a)
examine the patterns of commuting to school in children and adolescents regarding gender …

The objective of this study was to explore individual and contextual-level characteristics
associated with active (walking and cycling) and public transport as main travel modes for …

Globally as the population ages, the prevalence of dementia will increase. Simultaneously,
there is a trend toward people ageing at home. Therefore, more people will be ageing at …

Two key goals for sustainable spatial planning are to promote low-carbon travel in daily life
and to enhance human wellbeing through diverse human-environment interactions. Yet, the …

Background: Physical activity (PA) levels are problematic in lower-educated working young
adults (18-26 years). To promote PA, smartphone apps have great potential, but there is no …

Purpose Understanding the geographical and environmental triggers for active transport
among older adults is crucial to promote healthy and independent lifestyles. While …

Cycling is an environmentally sustainable social practice that contributes to liveable cities
and provides affordable and healthy transport. People with lower education could …