Mundane transport practices are implicated in a series of global harms, including those
associated with climate change. Most agree that the way we travel day-to-day needs to shift …

Background The aim of this systematic review was to examine gender differences in walking
for leisure, transport and in total in adults living in high-income countries, and to assess …

This study examines the changes in teleworking during the lockdown in April 2020 and the
intention to change commuting behaviour after COVID-19 in the Netherlands. Survey data of …

The growing number of bike sharing systems (BSS) in many cities largely facilitates biking
for transportation and recreation. Most recent bike sharing systems produce time and …

There is now an extensive literature on therapeutic landscapes, those settings and places
that can contribute to wellbeing and good health. Less attention has been paid to the …

The market for electrically-assisted cycling is growing fast. When substituting motorized
travel, it could play an important role in the development of sustainable transport systems …

The continued failure to put transport on a robust low carbon transition pathway calls for new
approaches in policy and research. In studies of transport systems and patterns of mobility …

Reducing private car commuting is necessary for decarbonisation of cities; meanwhile, new
shared mobility services provide an alternative to cars for daily commuting proposing a …

Despite the Netherlands' position as a premier cycling country (mainly due to its high cycling
mode share), there is scarce insight into the variations of bicycle use between different …

Policy and practice in the UK and many other countries has addressed this lack of active
mobility, with two main arenas as the focus: encouraging sports participation and, more …