Cyclists constitute a population particularly exposed to atmospheric and noise pollution in
urban environments; at the same time, they contribute to its reduction. For about ten years …

Recently, the need to assess personal exposure in different micro-environments has been
highlighted. Further, estimating the inhaled dose of pollutants is considerably one of the …

Physical activity in children and youth is associated with physiological, physical, and mental
health benefits with research suggesting that the more physical activity one accumulates, the …

Over the past two decades, transportation engineers and urban planners have become
increasingly interested in using performance measures to capture roadway infrastructure …

While there is widespread acceptance of the health benefits of bicycling, recent research
has highlighted that the benefits may be partially offset by the potential adverse health …

Bicyclists often deviate from the shortest possible routes and take detours in search of more
pleasant riding conditions. The extent of detours and the factors affecting bicyclists to ride …

Traffic air pollution significantly influences cyclists using cycling routes near main roads. We
analyze the dependency of black carbon (BC) concentrations in relation to the proximity to …

Cyclists' exposure to air and noise pollution is a growing field of study. A situation of
transport injustice has been largely documented, showing that cyclists are more exposed …

Public health benefits are an important motivator and justification for urban cycling
promotion. The health impacts of cycling are typically evaluated using three main effect …

Understanding bike usage patterns is essential for increasing bike demand, evaluating the
effectiveness of bike facilities, and improving the quality of the bike system. This study aims …