Although many studies have explored the relationship between the built environment and
travel behavior, the literature offers limited evidence about the collective influence of built …

We examined the nonlinear associations of the built environment with travel distances by
driving, transit, and active travel and compared the relative contributions of local and …

Global concern about fossil fuel use and associated environmental externalities has led
many governments to consider actions that encourage their residents to drive less. This …

Recent studies have been exploring the complex nonlinear relationships between built
environment attributes and driving using machine learning approaches. However, these …

Though there is a growing literature on the connection between the built environment and
travel behavior, limited efforts have been made to consider the intermediary nature of car …

The causality issue has become one of the key questions in the debate over the
relationships between the built environment and travel behavior. Although previous studies …

A large number of studies have investigated the association between the built environment
and travel behavior. However, most studies did not explicitly quantify the contribution of …

Active travel is important to public health and the environment. Previous studies substantiate
built environment influences active travel, but they seldom assess its overall contribution …

Active travel has environmental, social, and public health-related benefits. Researchers from
diverse domains have extensively studied built-environment associations with active travel …

The causality issue has become one of the key questions in the debate over the relationship
between the built environment and travel behavior. Since a residential self-selection effect …