Introduction Transportation is an integral part of our daily lives, giving us access to people,
education, jobs, services, and goods. Our transportation choices and patterns are influenced …

Abstract Introduction Pedestrian falls (PFs)–falls in public spaces without collisions with
other road users–are a significant cause of serious transport-related injuries, amounting to …

Introduction Research shows that walking and cycling are sustainable means of travel that
contribute to improved physical, mental, and social health. Those documented benefits …

Objective: To investigate the burden of pedestrian injuries, including pedestrian fall injuries
(PFI), compared to other transport-related injuries in Sweden and document their …

Globally, unintentional injuries contribute significantly to disability and death. Prevention
efforts have traditionally focused on individual injury mechanisms and their specific risk …

The editorial to this special issue summarises the history of the three Health on the Move
reports, published in 1991 by the UK Public Health Alliance, in 2011 by the Transport and …

Introduction or background Transport affects health in many ways. Benefits include access to
education, employment, goods, services and leisure, and opportunities for incorporating …

The risk of pedestrian falls in Oslo, Norway, is analysed. Injury data were collected during
2016 by the municipal emergency medical clinic. A total of 6309 injured pedestrians were …

Background Cycling is perceived as an unsafe travel mode in many countries. However,
road deaths in England have fallen sharply since 2007. We explored whether differences in …

Walking is the cornerstone of active and sustainable transport. However, traffic safety
concerns among pedestrians could reduce walking behaviour. Safety concerns are …