Introduction Current urban and transport planning practices have significant negative health,
environmental, social and economic impacts in most cities. New urban development models …

Urban areas carry a large burden of acute (infectious) and chronic respiratory diseases due
to environmental conditions such as high levels of air pollution and high population …

Abstract Purpose of Review This scoping review aims to assess the impact of air pollution,
traffic noise, heat, and green and blue space exposures on the physical and cognitive …

Achieving ambitious carbon reduction targets requires transformative change to society, with
behaviour change playing an important role. Climate change mitigation ('net zero') policies …

This paper meta-analyses traffic data extracted from monitoring reports for 46 Low Traffic
Neighbourhood schemes in 11 London boroughs introduced between May 2020 and May …

Urban environments are key health determinants and play a critical role in improving health
outcomes and equity. However, urban policies in the United Kingdom (UK) and globally …

A significant number of new metered parking systems have been introduced in recent years
by the local authorities of various spa towns in Poland in connection with home zone …

Noise pollution, particularly in urban environments, is often caused by road traffic and is
linked to increased risk of a range of adverse health outcomes. In recent years, Low Traffic …

Although sustainability is an important goal in transport policies, the focus is often on
environmental sustainability, mostly ignoring economic and social aspects of sustainability …

Public spaces have many tangible health benefits for children. This paper draws on the work
developed by the authors working closely with UNICEF, UN-Habitat, and WHO to …