There is increasing recognition of the importance of walking to the sustainability of cities, set against a continuing decline in everyday walking. This paper reports on a research project, which predicts trends in walking in Europe by 2010 by seeking opinion of experts who are knowledgeable about non-motorised transport. There is a consensus that there will be more walking for leisure and health, but less everyday walking. This will happen despite walking being seen as more important and there being more facilities, infrastructure, information and funding for walking.
It is widely recognized that transformation of urban areas are urgent to meet the demands for more e...
BACKGROUND: The association between GIS-based walkability and walking for transport is considered to...
Spatial mobility - a basic human need for movement influences the overall development of society. Th...
This paper reports on research being undertaken as part of the 3 year Engineering and Physical Scien...
Highlights •Increasing the share of walking and cycling is one of the building blocks of sustainable...
Background: Although walking for travel can help in reaching the daily recommended levels of physica...
Increasing the share of walking and cycling is one of the building blocks of sustainable mobility tr...
Forecasting future trends constitutes a key process for supporting urban and territorial policy maki...
This paper reports the findings of a Delphi approach survey of 45 experts in the North West of Engla...
The study primarily aims to identify the developments in the mobility sector as well as the resultin...
Walking and cycling can make a considerable contribution to sustainable transport goals, building he...
The topic of this study was the conceptualisation of walking and walkability in relation to urban an...
BACKGROUND: Although walking for travel can help in reaching the daily recommended levels of physica...
This report describes the methodology, implementation and results of a two-round Delphi survey looki...
The paper presents the emerging topics of the international debate for safe mobility in urban areas ...
It is widely recognized that transformation of urban areas are urgent to meet the demands for more e...
BACKGROUND: The association between GIS-based walkability and walking for transport is considered to...
Spatial mobility - a basic human need for movement influences the overall development of society. Th...
This paper reports on research being undertaken as part of the 3 year Engineering and Physical Scien...
Highlights •Increasing the share of walking and cycling is one of the building blocks of sustainable...
Background: Although walking for travel can help in reaching the daily recommended levels of physica...
Increasing the share of walking and cycling is one of the building blocks of sustainable mobility tr...
Forecasting future trends constitutes a key process for supporting urban and territorial policy maki...
This paper reports the findings of a Delphi approach survey of 45 experts in the North West of Engla...
The study primarily aims to identify the developments in the mobility sector as well as the resultin...
Walking and cycling can make a considerable contribution to sustainable transport goals, building he...
The topic of this study was the conceptualisation of walking and walkability in relation to urban an...
BACKGROUND: Although walking for travel can help in reaching the daily recommended levels of physica...
This report describes the methodology, implementation and results of a two-round Delphi survey looki...
The paper presents the emerging topics of the international debate for safe mobility in urban areas ...
It is widely recognized that transformation of urban areas are urgent to meet the demands for more e...
BACKGROUND: The association between GIS-based walkability and walking for transport is considered to...
Spatial mobility - a basic human need for movement influences the overall development of society. Th...