To revive the interest and safety of children in active travel to/from school, reduce the use of
private cars and pollution in cities, and promote healthy lifestyles, school mobility managers …

Safe Routes to School (SR2S) interventions have been implemented in many economically
developed countries to improve children's engagement in Active School Travel (AST) …

Introduction Around the world there has been a decline in the mode share of walking to
school. This is the result of many factors influencing the mode choice decisions of parents for …

Background Active transportation (AT) and free play (FP) are the primary ways in which
children engage in unstructured physical activity in cities, with independent mobility (IM) …

Abstract Power Up Schools (Power Up) was a temporary intervention involving a range of
activities aimed at increasing children's active school travel (AST) with a focus on physical …

Background A wide range of school interventions have been launched to increase childrens'
physical activity. Evaluation of the effectiveness of interventions requires suitable study …

Evidence suggests that children and adolescents fail to meet international physical activity
recommendations and are at heightened risk of non-communicable conditions, including …

Purpose Active school travel (AST) programmes aim to change commuting behaviour to
improve children's physical and mental health. However, very limited health education …

Background Remote drop-off programs allow children living “unwalkable” distances from
school to walk partway by being dropped off by personal vehicle or bus closer to the school …

Background There is a growing need to invest in interventions that promote physical activity,
such as active school transportation. Ideally, these interventions should be school-based to …