Introduction Walking as regular physical activity (PA) is central to healthy aging, and
environments influence walking. Multilevel neighborhood-based studies that only report …

Background Our aim was to examine the association between Street Smart Walk Score®
and self-reported outdoor walking among older Canadians, and to determine whether …

Background Supporting older adults to engage in physically active lifestyles requires
supporting environments. Walkable environments may increase walking activity in older …

Objectives: To study cross-sectional and longitudinal associations between objectively
assessed neighborhood walkability, walking difficulties, and participation in leisure activities …

This study examined perceived environmental and personal factors associated with walking
and cycling as means of transportation for Taiwanese adults. A random-digit-dialing …

ObjectiveThe neighbourhood built environment may affect walking behaviour of elders.
However, such effects remain underexplored, especially in an Asian context. We examined …

This study examined the cross-sectional associations between perceived neighborhood
walkability and walking time, physical activity, wellbeing, and loneliness, and examined …

Past research documents a discordance between perceived and objectively assessed
neighborhood environmental features on walking behavior. Therefore, we examined …

Understanding the contextual factors associated with why adults walk is important for those
interested in increasing walking as a mode of transportation and leisure. This paper …

As the most prevalent physical activity and transportation mode for older people, walking is
considered to have multiple health and well‐being benefits. Previous studies used separate …