Objectives To examine active travel and public transportation use among US older adults
and the built environment characteristics associated with them. Methods Total active travel …

The positive effect of physical activity in the prevention and treatment of many chronic
diseases and age-related disabilities, such as mobility-disability, are widely accepted …

As older adults become a larger portion of the US population, new research examines the
changing travel behaviors and needs of older adults in cities, especially in light of aging in …

Background Transport walking and transit use provide opportunities to achieve health-
enhancing activity levels within daily routines. Transit access and neighbourhood walkability …

Aging and the presence of one or more illnesses result in limited travel for many adults age
65 and over. Yet, the need to get to essential, social, and non-emergency medical …

The aim of this study is to systematically review the relationship between neighborhood
environments and all types of walking behaviors among older adults. Seventy peer …

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 …

Purpose Understanding the geographical and environmental triggers for active transport
among older adults is crucial to promote healthy and independent lifestyles. While …

Mobility—the ability to move about in one's neighbourhood and maintain independence—is
essential for older adults' wellbeing. Neighbourhood environments support or hinder …

Interest is growing in neighborhood effects on health beyond individual's home locations.
However, few studies accounted for selective daily mobility bias. Selective mobility of 470 …