This systematic review summarised and evaluated the evidence for associations between
school travel modes in children aged 5–13 years and perceived physical environments as …

Cities across the world are beginning to shift away from private cars and towards more
sustainable, healthy, just and inclusive mobilities. Hamburg, Oslo and Madrid have recently …

Introduction An increasing number of studies in transportation research have recently
focused on well-being and travel satisfaction. These studies argue that satisfaction with …

Globally rates of active school travel (AST) are in decline. New Zealand has one of the
lowest rates of AST compared to other countries. To date much research investigating …

Abstract Purpose of Review Explore the varied pathways between the built environment and
children's health. The review begins by describing how the built environment and transport …

Childhood obesity is a public health problem with multiple effects on children's life.
Promoting Active School Travel (AST) could provide an inclusive opportunity for physical …

Previous research on the role of school travel in children's well-being (WB) has paid little
attention to developing countries. Using national survey data across China, this study …

This paper analyses the way students travel to school and examines the influence of
environmental conditions on travel patterns. More specifically, it studies how topographic …

Outdoor environment can have significant connections with place relationships. This study
tried to explore the connection in detail. First, the relationship was examined through an …

Automobile-centric community design, or 'motornormativity', severely restricts opportunities
for children to engage in active transportation (AT) and outdoor free play (OFP). As these …