Abstract Purpose of Review This paper reviews the use of conceptual frameworks in
research on active travel, such as walking and cycling. Generic framework features and a …

The role of sustainable mobility and its impact on society and the environment is evident and
recognized worldwide. Nevertheless, although there is a growing number of measures and …

Active travel, namely walking and cycling, is an eco-friendly and socially beneficial mode of
sustainable transportation. However, existing research on active travel relies on limited …

Users' perceptions are identified as key elements to understand bicycle use, whose election
cannot be explained with usual mobility variables and socio-economic characteristics. A …

The global positioning system (GPS) has motivated rapid advances in mobility data
collection. A massive amount of spatio-temporal information has made it possible to know …

Objectives. We evaluated the effects of on-street bicycle lanes installed prior to 2007 on
different categories of crashes (total crashes, bicyclist crashes, pedestrian crashes, multiple …

This study uses cluster analysis on a sample of regular cyclists from six European countries
(the UK, the Netherlands, Sweden, Hungary, Italy, and Spain) to shed light on common …

Changing personal mobility behavior in response to climate change represents a major
challenge for social scientists and practitioners, given the embedded nature of mobility in …

Hanoi is a populous capital with consistently growing transportation demands. This study
applies an integrative model based on the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), service …

To develop effective cycling policies, decision makers and administrators should know the
factors influencing the use of the bicycle for daily mobility. Traditional discrete choice models …