The potential to encourage physical activity through the use of active transport modes,
particularly walking and cycling, is of interest to public health and planning professionals …

As urban transportation systems often face disruptive events, including natural and man-
made disasters, the importance of resilience in the transportation sector has recently been …

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 …

Many studies have been made on street quality, physical activity and public health.
However, most studies so far have focused on only few features, such as street greenery or …

Integrating autonomous vehicles (AVs) into transit networks is a critical problem for
metropolitan areas worldwide. This study investigates the preferences of urban rail/rapid …

Gender difference in mobility and daily activity pattern has attracted much research attention.
Evidence is piling on mobility gaps between males and females in terms of travel mode …

The first mile/last mile (FM/LM) problem in public transport refers to the spatial accessibility
of public transport and is the most important factor determining whether an individual will …

Introduction We applied a go-along interview, a mobile method that enhances the contextual
basis of qualitative research, to understand how older people interact with walking …

The urbanization process is often concentrated mostly in urban areas, resulting into urban
development sprawl. This has effects on the lifestyles and activities of urban people, which …

Background and aims There is untapped potential for public transport-related physical
activity to make an important contribution to total physical activity and hence improve health …