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 …

Qualitative studies can provide important information about how and why the built
environment impacts physical activity decision-making—information that is important for …

Measures promoting active mobility–walking or cycling–are often seen as an effective
strategy to meet multiple urban objectives. The advantages of such behavioural changes …

Commuting as a habitual routine in people's daily lives is possibly related to subjective
wellbeing (SWB) and mental health (MH). However, findings on the commuting–SWB–MH …

Background High occupational stress and its implications on health in people who are
working in the healthcare sector are well-documented. However, less is known about …

Introduction This paper explores the reasons why cyclists are the happiest commuters.
Cyclists are consistently shown to have the highest levels of satisfaction with the trip to work …

Background Transport mode choice has been associated with different health risks and
benefits depending on which transport mode is used. We aimed to evaluate the association …

There is substantial evidence that the environment has an important impact on the use of
bicycles. Changes in the built environment, such as cycling infrastructure provision, usually …

Social distancing is likely to limit public transport capacity for the foreseeable future.
Staggered work times and flexible working may alleviate some public transport crowding …

Few studies have investigated how transportation-related bicycling might contribute to better
mental health. We investigated the effects of utilitarian bicycling frequency on psychological …