Health impact assessments (HIAs) have been used to evaluate the benefits and risks of
cycling and other transportation interventions. Most HIAs use aggregate, city-level data …

Active transportation (AT), walking/bicycling for transportation, in school-aged children (K-
12) provides a variety of health benefits for those who participate. One state-funded initiative …

Abstract Objective Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programs promote walking, bicycling, and
other alternative transportation modes to school for children. These programs have shown …

Parents´ perceptions can influence their children´ s mode of commuting to school. In this
sense, the purposes of this study were to compare parental barriers towards active …

Introduction Rural roads and built environment in China have been developed enormously,
but it is not clear whether these roads fulfill the needs of school children as they need to …

One of the longest-standing federal programs promoting Active School Transportation (AST)
is the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program. In Michigan, this program is funded by the …

Active transportation, most seen as walking or bicycling to/from school or work, has shown to
have substantial health benefits for all who participate, including, but not limited to lowering …

Children is the most exposed road users where their most frequent main option modes of
transport are walking and cycling. This paper attempts to establish a systematic review of …