Abstract Objective We examined (1) cross-sectional and prospective associations of
perceived and objectively-measured neighborhood attributes with purpose-specific …

The past century's radical change, innovation in transportation technology and concomitant
increase in options for our travel modes moves us away from walking to an almost total …

Walking contributes to people's physical activity. While the physical environment (ie, built
and natural environmental characteristics) seems to be associated with people's …

Introduction Mobility limitation can hinder one's access to goods and services that may lead
to poor health outcomes, especially among older adults who do not drive. Existing literature …

This cross-sectional study investigated associations between reasons to go outdoors and
objectively-measured walking activity in various life-space areas among older people …

Transport and mobility needs for all aged road users are diverse and may change with
increasing age. With an increasing ageing population throughout much of the developed …

Walking is an important source of outdoor physical activity among elderly people. In order to
devise measures aimed at encouraging walking among the elderly it is important to …

Background Being physically active is associated with better health, but rates of physical
inactivity are high amongst adults in England. Active travel, defined as making routine …

In recent years, various authorities launched projects that aim to make their cities more age-
friendly. Designing age-friendly cities is a complex and context-dependent process that …

Background. Governments face a significant challenge to ensure that community
environments meet the mobility needs of an ageing population. Therefore, it is critical to …