This systematic review examined the effect of built environment infrastructural changes
(BEICs) on physical activity (PA), active transportation (AT) and sedentary behavior (SB). A …

Background There is increasing interest in promoting active travel for transport and health
benefits. Whilst epidemiological evidence of associations between active travel and health …

Introduction While the use of bicycles as mean of transport is growing worldwide, the
increasing rates of traffic crashes involving cyclists have turned into a relevant scientific …

Sustainable transport infrastructure can determine the effect of countries' transport-driven
economic returns. Considering the economic, environmental, and social relevance and …

This paper details the development and deployment of an online seven day travel/activity
diary and companion smartphone app in Sydney, Australia. The diary employs several …

Background Given increasing investment in new cycling infrastructure, it is important to
understand its impacts. The Sydney Transport and Health Study evaluates a new 2.4 km bi …

After decades of overdependence on motorized means of transport, and in
acknowledgement of major environmental challenges, most of the world's cities are …

Background This study sought to evaluate the health and transport impacts of urban bicycle
infrastructure for transport through a commuting corridor in Sydney, Australia. Methods An …

Walking and cycling have clear benefits for users, even though they may be slower than
other transport modes. However, these user benefits could be undervalued using traditional …

The recognition of cycling as a beneficial mode of transportation and leisure pursuit and the
need for dedicated changes to the built environment continue to grow. However, cities …