Although many studies have revealed the relationship between the built environment and
active travel among older adults, limited studies offer insights into gender differences. Using …

In the context of population ageing in many developed and developing countries,
encouraging active transport behaviors of older adults, is a key public health priority …

Along with the aging trend of the world population, the status and determinants of the travel
behavior of the elderly have been gaining more attention in planning and research. Most of …

The nonlinear relationship between the built environment and active travel among older
adults within the inner-city context has been widely researched. However, limited attempts …

China has been witnessing prominent demographic ageing because of its sustained low
fertility (one-child policy) and mortality rates. In 2017, nearly one in four elderly adults in the …

The built environment affects individuals' travel behavior in a variety of dimensions, such as
trip generation, mode choice, and travel duration. However, it is not well understood how …

Demographic ageing in most countries around the world is significant. Japan, the most
ageing country in the world, is expected to reach an ageing rate of over 40% by 2055. A …

Previous studies often assume a pre-specified relationship between walking and the built
environment. Using data from 702 older adults in Nanjing (China), this study employs a …

Understanding the relationship between the built environment and walking among older
adults could offer important insights into land use and transport policies which seek to …

The impact of the built environment on travel behaviour may change over time especially
over the course of urban expansion. There is a long-time debate on the existence of a …