Background Commuting by bicycle or on foot is beneficial for health and wellbeing.
However, cycling and walking alongside road traffic poses the risk of air pollution and noise …

Transport planning and policy is increasingly being called to action in ways that differ from
practices of yesteryear. Varied segments of society are increasingly looking to city streets …

The increased ubiquity of 360° video presents a unique opportunity for designers to deeply
engage with the world of users by capturing the complete visual context. However, the …

This paper draws on Cresswell's conceptualisation of mobility as a combination of physical
movement, meaning, and embodied and experienced practice. It addresses the motivations …

This commentary argues for strategies to rapidly increase access by small, human-scaled
modes in cities through changes to street designs. Such rapid transformations are necessary …

The present study investigates how infrastructure perception, travel satisfaction and pro-
environmental attitudes influence the motivations for choosing cycling as a mode of …

Cycle highways, also known as “fast cycle routes”, are an emerging concept in urban
planning that describes long distance, high quality bicycle routes built for commuter use. In …

The connections between transportation and subjective well-being have received increasing
attention in the transportation literature. Yet there are few studies on the relationship …

Introduction The aim of this study was to use photovoice methodology to explore perceptions
and lived experiences of cycling for transport. It was envisaged that the contextual …

When evaluating cycling subjective experiences (CSE), mobility researchers have
questioned the depictions of cycling as an efficient, fast, and solitary mobility mode. By …