Transportation is affected by weather and extreme weather events, and there is evidence
that heatwaves, heavy precipitation, storms, wildfires, and floods increasingly affect transport …

Recreational trails are a type of nature-based tourism providing various activities such as
hiking, biking, rafting or horseback riding. Increasing investment in infrastructure and …

This study examines the effect of weather on bikeshare use. We employ data from forty
Public Bicycle Sharing Programs located in forty cities (16 countries) across five different …

Telecommuting has boomed in popularity during the pandemic and is expected to remain at
elevated levels persistently. Using 2009 and 2017 US National Household Travel Surveys …

Walkable cities are critically important for promoting the well-being of urban residents and
reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The walkability of a city is …

Cycling is healthy, cheap, and environmentally sustainable, but these benefits remain
unexploited if many people only cycle in summer but not in winter. Seasonal differences in …

While in many regions the conventional bicycle has already been regarded as an
environmentally friendly and healthy alternative to the car for daily commuting, societal and …

Between cities and regions, not only cycling levels differ, but also the reactions of cyclists to
adverse weather conditions. Using data from 122 automated bicycle counting stations in 30 …

The downtown cores of many cities are characterized by aged communities that tend to host
a relatively high population of elderly retirement residents. The availability and usage of …

As in many cities, utilitarian cycling is part of Toronto's climate strategy. For this tactic to work,
cycling must occur throughout the city, yet despite most of the city's suitable short trips (60%) …