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News
- Keynsham High Street public realm improvements set to begin
- Safer roads for Bristol with roll out of the ‘School Streets’ pilot
- Festival Way crossing improves safety
- Get walking this May! Join the Bristol Walk Fest 2021
- Consultation begins on changes to on-street parking in Bath&NES
- Get active for National Walking Month
- Active travel to school
- Temporary towpath diversion in Bath
- Cleveland Bridge essential repairs scheme set to begin
- Easter diversions in Weston town centre
- Motorists advised to pre-plan journeys ahead of major road closure
- Engagement programme provides evidence to shape the future of regional mass transit
- E-scooter rental expands to new areas including Southmead and Royal United Hospitals
- Cotham Hill to close to motorists to support businesses during pandemic
- New Bath River Line project to create a linear park for walking and cycling
- New cycle lane extends Yate Active Travel Corridor
- Vehicle charging scheme to cut air pollution launches in Bath
- Want to try new ways to travel?
- Nominate your street in North Somerset for an electric vehicle (EV) charge point
- Work begins on Yate Park and Ride
- Further funding will bring more electric vehicle charging points to South Gloucestershire
- Parents and carers encouraged to leave the car at home on the school run as more pupils return to school
- Budget announcement includes £4.1m for West of England transport ambitions
- What the budget means for active travel and outdoor investment in North Somerset
- Chew Stoke School scores gold for sustainable travel
- Bristol’s clean air plans approved by council
- Join the discussion on active travel schemes for Bath
- Consultation for active travel schemes in Bath launched
- New one way scheme improves safety outside Worle Village Primary
- Getting the region moving with sustainable transport plans
- Let’s ‘Ride it Out’ together in March
- Still time to take part in Bath & North East Somerset transport consultation
- North Somerset Council welcomes pothole funding
- Funding to fix up to 140,000 potholes in the West of England
- Have your say on improvements to Bristol’s taxi service
- E-scooter rental expands to South Gloucestershire and new areas in North Bristol
- Bath & North East Somerset Council to consider changes to on-street parking
- New vehicle charging point launched in Sand Bay
- Consultation planned for permanent pedestrian and cycle routes in North Somerset towns
- Work to repair Cleveland Bridge to get under way this spring
- Walking and cycling trail plans move a step forward
- Festival Way upgrade
- Concessionary bus passes available at all times for vaccination centre travel
- Bristol Bridge closure: last chance to have your say
- Redevelopment and sustainable transport focus of next Combined Authority meeting
- Bristol residents asked for views on transport improvements and river restoration plans
- West of England becomes first region in UK to offer Voi e-scooters for long-term rental
- Flagship EV charging hub opens at Bristol and Bath Science Park
- First section of new link road opens in Weston-super-Mare
- Two-month countdown to Bath’s Clean Air Zone
- Next steps in ambitious Bath & North East Somerset transport plans
- Mass transit project to transform transport in the West of England
- Improvements to Wraxall Road roundabout to move to next phase
- West of England e-scooter trial expands as free rides for NHS and key emergency workers are reintroduced
- Register your business for our Travel to Work Survey 2021
- West of England Mayor calls for the region to follow lockdown guidance and urges businesses and residents to access support
- Recycled bikes find new homes in South Gloucestershire this Christmas
- New links planned between Lyde Green and Emersons Green
- Bath & North East Somerset Council's consultation plan for active travel schemes launched
- Plan approved to transform West of England rail travel
- Have your say: Bristol neighbourhoods to shape future of road improvements
- Safe route to school preserved in Clevedon
- Free parking and shop local to support businesses in Weston-super-Mare
- Have your say on parking rate changes in Weston
- Don’t miss your chance to have a say on the future development of the West of England
- Announcing our Active October results
- Bath & North East Somerset Council’s cabinet asked to adopt key next steps towards Liveable Neighbourhoods
- Test run for Bath’s Clean Air Zone
- Railway bridge replacement completed on Gipsy Patch Lane
- Yate Park and Ride gets green light to proceed
- Great Stoke roundabout improvements rolled out
- New cycling campaign begins in North Somerset
- New project championing Bath’s green spaces as a walking and cycling destination
- Financial aid to help Bath businesses upgrade polluting vehicles
- North Somerset Council’s free Borrow a Bike loan scheme supports key workers
- North Somerset Council awarded cash injection for permanent cycle and pedestrian routes
- Bath & North East Somerset residents set to benefit from new walking and cycling schemes
- Extra £3m investment secured for West of England cycling and walking
- Online hub boosts Bristol climate change challenge
- North Somerset Council's key transport strategy opens up for consultation
- Bath Quays bridge superstructure lift completed
- More cargo bikes boost sustainable deliveries across Bath
- Bath & North East Somerset road resurfacing programme completed on time and on budget
- South Gloucestershire businesses receive funding for active and sustainable travel initiatives
- Have your say on the future development of the West of England region
- £3,000 to help your staff and customers in North Somerset choose walking and cycling
- Major improvement scheme on the A368
- Big response to Bath & North East Somerset Council liveable neighbourhoods’ consultation
- Diversify your deliveries in North Somerset: trial an electric cargo bike for free
- Rental e-scooter scheme starts in Bristol and Bath
- School transport update from Bath & North East Somerset Council
- New timings for Keynsham High Street closure
- Bath’s Cleveland Bridge repairs
- Bath Quays Bridge superstructure to be installed
- North Somerset Council’s commitment to increase walking and cycling revealed
- North Somerset parking review extended
- Proposals for 20mph limits in Bath
- Strawberry Line closed for essential repairs
- Bathwick towpath reopened following improvement works
- West of England Mayor encourages residents to walk or cycle on Clean Air Day
- Spring launch for Bath’s Clean Air Zone
- Reopening of Destructor Bridge supports low traffic neighbourhood in Bath
- More time to give your views on liveable neighbourhoods
- Get on board the bus on Clean Air Day
- Cyclist friendly traffic signals installed in Bath’s Queen Square
- E-scooter operator announced for West of England trial scheme
- Bath & North East Somerset Council introduces new short stay parking for coaches
- Kingsmead Square and York Street in Bath to be pedestrianised between 10am and 10pm
- Resident feedback leads to Weston cycle path upgrade
- A38 resurfacing scheme
- Have your say: Ashley Down railway station access arrangements
- Portishead Rail moves a step closer
- Free bike giveaway at Keynsham
- Making it easier to walk or cycle back to school in Bristol
- Railway line closure for Gipsy Patch Lane bridge replacement
- Bathscape Walking Festival gets underway
- Join Active October to win prizes in this year’s Travelwest Challenge
- Bath&NES residents’ views sought on liveable neighbourhoods
- Bath’s Milsom Street vehicle restriction creates a safe space for pedestrians
- Deadline to comment on changes to major Bristol north to south transport route
- Work begins on new charging hub in Portishead
- Works to build a new bus lane on Anchor Road in Bristol starts Monday
- Stagecoach West Offers Improved Transport Links for Bristol Commuters
- Support for Bath&NES’s businesses to prepare their vehicles for Clean Air Zone
- Free electric vehicle loans for Bristol businesses
- New ‘School Streets’ in Kingswood and Yate to help clear the air for pupils
- Banwell bypass and new school under way
- Major improvements to the A370
- Queen Square in Bath will be closed to traffic for five days in September
- New options to clean up Bristol’s air without charging
- Ten new schemes proposed for better walking and cycling in B&NES
- Bath & North East Somerset Council update on school transport for the start of new academic year
- Help to locate disabled parking bays in Bath
- West of England Mayor launches new cycling and walking campaign
- Free evening parking to attract people to Weston-super-Mare seafront
- £15m bridge replacement in Weston moves forward
- New wave of major transport improvements for Bristol
- Esplanade Road in Portishead to stay closed
- New electric vehicles for South Gloucestershire’s community transport operators
- Seven projects share £13.7m as the West of England gets building
- Bristol Bridge now closed to general traffic
- New temporary gates to be installed in Bath to help social distancing
- New bike lanes and road changes in Bristol city centre
- Work set to start on major overhaul of Wraxall Road roundabout on A4174 ring road
- Nationwide scheme to boost disabled people’s confidence in train travel
- Major milestone reached in construction of Bath Quays Bridge
- ‘Book my bus ride’ The UK ’s first scheduled bus booking system to be trialled in the West of England
- Helping to tackle the climate emergency in the West of England
- Have your say on improving bus, walking and cycling journeys on major Bristol route
- Gearing up for e-scooter trials
- Latest biomethane buses help First Bus with zero emissions target
- Join the discussion on Bath & North East Somerset Liveable Neighbourhoods
- North Somerset Council’s Local Plan 2038: have your say
- Have your say on changes to Thornbury High Street
- Bathampton High Street essential drain repairs to start in August
- Borrow a bike for free scheme launched online
- Have your say on temporary traffic measures introduced in Bath and Keynsham
- Call on passengers to wear face coverings on-board buses to help get the region moving again
- Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Cabinet to receive update on Clean Air Zone
- Bath&NES Council unveils roadmaps to cut vehicle use, improve health and tackle the Climate Emergency
- New pedestrian zone for Regent Street area in Weston-super-Mare
- Bristol City Councils zero emission freight consolidation grant application period restarts
- Upgrade work to Strawberry Line completed
- Congratulations to the winners of the #WeAreBristolKids competition
- North Somerset Council announces free bike scheme for NHS workers
- 14 new electric vehicle charging points to be installed in South Gloucestershire
- King Street, Clare Street and Corn Street in Bristol to be closed to traffic
- Further social distancing measures in Bath
- New date announced for Gipsy Patch Lane bridge replacement
- Measures being put in place to help social distancing and support walking and cycling in Staple Hill
- West of England Mayor welcomes changes to lockdown measures
- Western Gateway leaders welcome extended scope of Metrowest 2 – Increased train frequency between Bristol and Gloucester
- Planning submission is step towards regeneration of Bedminster Green, Bristol
- More than just scratching the surface on the Strawberry Line
- South Gloucestershire’s first ‘School Street’ to launch in Frampton Cotterell
- £13 million investment agreed for cycling and walking measures
- The extension of MetroWest rail services to Gloucester and Westbury is one step closer
- Drone footage shows University of Bath’s new world-class IAAPS facility
- Re-opening Bath & North East Somerset high streets safely webinar
- Changes introduced at Parkway railway bridge to help schools, cyclists and pedestrians
- £13m investment in measures to encourage cycling and walking is set to be discussed at the first virtual meeting of the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) Committee on Friday 19 June, at 10.30am.
- Bristol residents have say on transport plans with interactive mapping tool
- Thornbury High Street closed to traffic to help residents stay safe
- Huge response to Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Liveable Neighbourhoods
- Bath & North East Somerset Council update on temporary pavement widening and road closures for social distancing
- Manvers Street car park to reopen
- Trial closure of Clevedon seafront car park
- West of England Mayor calls for businesses to help reduce pressure on public transport as employees return to work
- Back to work or returning soon? Get free travel support and advice from us!
- Action to tackle car parking disruption in North Somerset
- Updated taxi guidance issued to reassure Bristol passengers
- Rethink of Bath and North East Somerset’s roads to aid Covid-19 recovery
- North Somerset Council gearing up for new cycleway
- Final sections of bridge superstructure touch down in Bath
- Cycling and walking investment welcomed by Regional Mayor
- Getting Bristol moving safely and quickly
- South Gloucestershire Council’s Road Safety team continuing to help children stay safe during outbreak
- North Somerset Council announces free bike loans for key workers
- South Gloucestershire Council Cabinet agrees way forward on climate change and updating the Local Plan
- Bristol’s Traffic Clean Air Zone update
- Urgent roadworks continue in North Somerset
- Regional Mayor welcomes support for bus companies
- Gipsy Patch Lane bridge replacement postponed
- Concessionary bus pass hours extended
- Budget supports West of England Combined Authority’s ambitious plans for region
- Railway station improvements coming down the line
- Bristol City Council introduce Bristol’s first ‘School Streets’
- Eight-month road closure begins on Gipsy Patch Lane
- Upgrade to Bristol East Junction is on track
- Bristol Airport expansion rejected
- Stopped for a minute? Please switch off your engine – Bristol volunteers ask drivers to turn engines off while they wait
- SUSPENDED: Bristol City Council opens applications for zero emission freight consolidation grant
- North Somerset Council’s Joint Local Transport Plan 4 statement
- Low traffic neighbourhoods high on the agenda for Bath
- Joint Local Transport Plan to be discussed
- Improved walking and cycling route completed ahead of time in Old Market
- Kingsmead Square pedestrianisation takes another step forward
- Bath’s Charging Clean Air Zone approved
- Cleveland Bridge weight restriction to come into effect
- Bath’s Clean Air Zone switch on scheduled for 4 November
- North Somerset Council gearing up for new cycleway
- Bristol City Council invests in the 36, 91 and 96 bus routes
- South Gloucestershire School wins award for most sustainable school run
- New and improved electric vehicle charging network launches in Bristol
- Banwell bypass gets Government funding
- Bristol Cabinet to consider plan to improve air quality across the city
- Advisory group to shape Bristol’s ambitious Western Harbour plans
- Funding agreed for Great Stoke roundabout improvements
- Bristol finalising robust plans to tackle air quality across the city
- Refreshed Muller Road improvement plan revealed
- Better bus journeys en route for Bristol commuters
- Bristol’s smart city strategy launched at Sweden summit
- Kick off your adventure by train in South Gloucestershire with these 5 new guides…
- Gipsy Patch Lane roadworks mark start of Cribbs Patchway metrobus extension
- Bristol’s Western Harbour concepts unveiled
- Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Climate Emergency web update
- Work underway for smart ticketing across the West of England
- Funding announcement for Bath’s Clean Air Zone
- Climate emergency declared by West of England Combined Authority
- Potential timescales for reducing nitrogen dioxide pollution to legal levels in Bristol
- Walking and cycling improvements begin on Old Market Roundabout
- Restrictions introduced at Hambrook traffic lights to help improve air quality
- New bio-methane gas bus filling station opens in Bristol
- Bristol’s Environmental Sustainability Board unveiled
- Bigger, better electric vehicle charging network launches in the West of England
- Bristol Cabinet to consider two air quality options
- No major changes needed after Bristol’s 20mph limit review
- Revised north Bristol transport scheme unveiled
- New walking and cycle lane opens on north east Bristol link
- Bristol to get first Electric Vehicle Rapid Charging Hub
- Bath & North East Somerset Cabinet approves a Bath Clean Air Zone
- Construction of the Cairns Road scheme in Bristol started on 4 March 2019
- Funding secured for ultra-low emission taxi charging points in Bristol
- Funding win for taxi charge points in Bath and North East Somerset
- Next steps taken towards tackling Bristol’s transport challenges
- Cairns Road construction
- Bristol Temple Gate works update
Projects
- Bristol School Streets: Redfield Educate Together Primary Academy
- Bristol School Streets: Victoria Park Primary School
- Ashley Down station
- E-scooter trial
- A37/A4018 Transport Corridor
- Bristol streets – Transport Corridor Improvements
- Portbury, Avonmouth & Severnside (PAS) Transport Strategy
- Trinity Academy transport works
- West of England Bus Strategy
- West of England Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan
- Bristol School Streets: St Peter’s C of E Primary School
- Bristol School Streets: Wansdyke Primary School
- Bristol School Streets
- Portishead rail line: MetroWest Phase 1
- Old Market Cycle Safety project
- Stoke Park accessible path proposal
- North Somerset Council A371 Safer Road Fund Project
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Bristol North to South Route
- National Productivity Investment Fund (NPIF)
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Frome Greenway Link
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Cattle Market Road
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Bristol East West route
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Easton Safer Streets
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Southmead Quietway
- Access WEST
- Bristol Shared Use Routes for People Walking and on Bicycles Policy
- Cycle Ambition Fund: South Gloucestershire
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Bristol
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Bath & North East Somerset
- Sustainable Travel Transition Year Fund 16/17
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Bristol On-Street Bike Hangars
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Bristol Cycling & Walking Bugbears
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Filwood Quietway
- Cycle Ambition Fund: Malago Greenway
- West of England Low Emission Bus Scheme bid
- Henbury rail line: MetroWest Phase 2
- Freight consolidation
- Joint Local Transport Plan
- Local pinch point fund
- Better Bus Area Fund
- Major transport schemes
- Local sustainable transport fund
- Local Highways Maintenance Challenge Fund
- Cycling Ambition Fund
- Bath Transportation Package
- Cribbs Patchway metrobus extension
- metroBus Project Information
- MetroWest
Essential Evidence
- No 187: Examining the politics of transport planning
- No 186 Active Travel & Physical Activity. Evidence Review.
- No 185: The effectiveness of a 20mph speed limit intervention on vehicle speeds in Bristol
- No. 184 How methods and levels of policing affect road casualty rates
- No. 183 Assessing the potential for carbon emissions savings from replacing short car trips with walking and cycling
- No 182 Sustainable Travel Towns: An evaluation of the longer term impacts
- No 181 Can environmental improvement change the population distribution of walking
- No 180 Insights on disruption as opportunities for transport policy change
- No 179 Suburban rail stations, walking distance and other key determinants
- No 178: More evidence as to the importance of co-benefits of climate change mitigation
- No. 177: Knowledge Translation for evidence-informed road safety
- No: 176 Play Streets during school vacations
- No. 175 Traffic Safety Culture
- No 174: Traffic & environmental impacts of Urban Freight Consolidation Centres (UCCs)
- 173: Future Streets: Knowledge exchange and researcher-practitioner collaboration
- No 172: Active travel interventions need to be attractive to the physically inactive
- No 171: Visual looming & child pedestrian safety
- No 170: Urban cycle use, Safety in Numbers, and speed limits
- No. 169: Mobile phone use while driving
- No 168: Stressing the harms of physical inactivity to promote exercise
- No 167: Speed & Crash Risk: OECD’s recommendations
- No 166: Age-related decline and cycling: new evidence
- No 165: Policy making and evidence selection
- 164: The rise and rise of e-bikes
- 163: Negotiating Multi-sectoral evidence on transport and health
- 162: Air pollution exposure among motor vehicle occupants
- No. 161 Traffic-law enforcement & its relationship with risk of death from crashes
- No 160: Effective ways to grow the urban bus market
- No 159 What could a switch from 30 mph to 20mph achieve across a whole country’s population?
- No. 158 The Just City: Equal entitlement
- 157: Liveable Neighbourhoods and evidence for increased walking
- No 156 Transport & Social Exclusion – Where are we now?
- No 155 Road User Charging
- No 154 Multiple health benefits of urban tree canopy
- 153: Child pedestrian casualties and deprivation
- No 152 Association between recreational and commuter cycling, changes in cycling and Type 2 Diabetes risk
- No 151: The Need to Change How People Think About the Consequences of Travelmode: - what is most influential?
- No 150: Change in commute mode: – what is most influential?
- 149: Motives, perceptions and experiences of electric bicycle owners
- 148: Pluralistic ignorance and climate change – inaccurate perceptions of others’ opinions
- 147: Can air pollution negate the health benefits of cycling and walking?
- No 146 Quantifying the transport-related impacts of parental choice in England
- 145: Transport walking and the importance of urban neighbourhoods
- 144: Beyond Best Practice in Road Safety thinking – seeking a culture change
- 143: Essential Evidence on a page: Further evidence of declining independent mobility among children in England
- 142: Kinetic Energy Management, Haddon’s Matrix, and Road Safety
- 141: Transport & Poverty
- 140 How much can active travel contribute to reducing the disease burden?
- 139 Green spaces and cognitive development in primary school children
- 138: The legacy of Jerry Morris’ research on physical activity
- 137: Transport user needs and marketing public transport
- 136: Near misses and related incidents among UK cyclists
- 135: Impact of changes in mode of travel to work on changes in body weight
- 134: Priorities for an age-friendly bus system
- 133: Walking and Cycling: Build it and will they come?
- 132: Children & young people’s views on local travel and constraints on mode choice
- 131: Induced Motor Traffic
- 130: Democratic Streets
- 129: Respiratory responses to short-term exposure to traffic related air pollution
- 128: Improving urban air quality through increased cycling use
- 127: Child-Friendly Cities
- 126: After School Physical Activity: the importance of outdoor play with friends
- 125: Effectiveness of School Crossing Patrols
- 124: Acceptable utility walking distance
- 123: Effect of subsidising bus travel on the occurrence of road traffic casualties
- 122: What is the best dose of nature and green exercise for improving mental health?
- 121: School based driver education for the prevention of crashes: Evidence and policy
- 120: Effects of a cycle training course on children’s cycling skills and cycle use
- 119: Walking to Work: Does it contribute to increasing total physical activity time?
- 118: Car manufacturers and global road safety
- 117: Can society address social inequalities borne by pedestrians & cycle users?
- No. 116 Health Integrated Planning
- 115: Older people’s experience of cycling
- 114: Impacts of a new public transport system on users
- 113: City-wide residential streets 20mph speed limits
- 112: Older car drivers and planned approaches to driving cessation
- 111: Commuting to work and traveller stress
- 110: Blaming Children for Child Pedestrian Injuries
- No 109 The prevention paradox and population strategies applied to transport
- 108: Association between midlife cardiorespiratory fitness levels and later-life Dementia
- 107: Behaviour change techniques to promote walking and cycling: Systematic Review
- No 106: Evidence form the 2011 Census on Walking, Cycling and Driving to work
- No. 105 The benefits of residential motor vehicle parking management
- 104: Effectiveness of Safe Routes to School Programmes
- 103: Traffic noise and health
- 102: Health benefits of mass recreational programmes
- No 101: Digital natives and car use
- No. 100 The Concept of Progress: Myth or reality?
- No. 99 Intelligence-led traffic policing: Motoring Offences and Other Offences
- 98: In sickness and in health at work: the importance of physical activity
- No 97: Effectiveness of speed cameras in preventing road traffic collisions & casualties
- 96: Declining Independent Mobility among children
- 95: Motivations for active commuting
- No. 94 Incrementalism (or muddling through)
- 93: Longevity and walking
- 92: Impact of a free 1 month public transport ticket on mode choice
- 91: The impact of free older persons’ Bus Pass on Active Travel in England
- No 90 Assessing the evidence to assist planners
- No 89: Co-benefits as a new approach to optimising public policy effectiveness
- No 88 Collaboration, sectoral protectionism, and reticulists in public policy
- 87: Physical Activity Deficiency – Lessons from tobacco control
- No 86 Olympian efforts needed to increase physical activity – a global challenge
- 85: The health impacts of reducing short car tips
- 84: Physical Activity compensation in British 8–13 year olds
- 83: Bike-rail integration?
- 82: Severance, social support and health
- 81: Physical activity by stealth? The potential health benefits of a workplace transport plan
- No. 80 Measuring Transport performance
- 79: The paradox of the effective speed concept
- 78: Neighbourhoods and mental well-being
- 77: Is your local area a good place for young people to grow up?
- 76: Benefits of shift from car to active travel
- 75: Accident: No such thing?
- 74 Can parents affect the likelihood of young drivers having accidents?
- 73: Representation of cycling in newspapers
- 72: Health risks and benefits of a bicycle sharing scheme
- No 71: Policy transfer and learning in the field of transport
- 70: Exercise at work and self-reported work performance
- 69: Non-cycling adults – how to engage them in cycling
- No 68 Spend on high streets according to travel mode
- 67: Speeds of drivers in the presence of child pedestrians
- No 66. Public Health White Paper: Healthy Lives Healthy People
- 65: Physical activity, walking, and the prevention of falls
- 64: The common cold, physical activity and immune function
- 63: Dose response to physical activity
- 62: ‘Nudge’: Normative social influences on behaviour change
- 61: Doorstep walks
- 60: Traffic-related air pollution and asthma in children
- 59: Global Perspective – Urban populations, transport and health inequalities
- 58: Car use, weight gain and climate change
- 57: Community severance
- 56: Children’s physical activity and academic achievement
- 55: Casualty and Road Danger Reduction
- 54: Health effects of a neighbourhood traffic calming scheme
- No 53: Perceived barriers to public engagement with climate change
- 52: Is speeding a “real” anti-social behaviour?
- No 51: The Precautionary Principle
- 50: Peak Oil
- 49: Food deserts
- 48: Attitude-based targeting of mobility types for mode shift
- 47: Stairs instead of escalators
- 46: Use of non-motorised modes and life stages
- No 45: Effective interventions to increase cycle use
- 44: Electrically assisted Cycling
- 43: Child physical activity and effect on body weight
- 42: A Convenient Truth: climate change mitigation from transport is good for health
- 41: Neighbourhood green environments where people can walk
- 40: Effect of driving cessation on the elderly
- 39: The social patterning of exercise behaviours and deprivation amplification
- 38: Women and commuter cycling
- 37: Impact of retirement on physical activity
- 36: Children’s Independent mobility
- 35: Urban Environment
- 34: Evidence led policy or the art of the possible?
- 33: Assessment of the Active for Life campaign
- 32: NICE Guidance on the promotion and creation of physical environments
- 31: Walk in to work out
- 30: Cost Benefit Analysis of walking and cycle track networks
- 29: Illness arising from Road Transport
- 28: Public Transport and Physical Activity
- 27: Air pollution
- 26: Effect of crime and neighbourhood on physical activity
- 25: Cycling Safety – Lessons from The Netherlands, Denmark and Germany
- 24: Economic Benefits of Cycling
- 23: Mass community cycling events
- 22: Inverse Care Law
- 21: Obtaining a driving licence and interventions to influence the decision
- 20: Health Impact Assessment (HIA)
- 19: Unintended health impacts of road transport policies and interventions
- 18: The role of habit in travel behaviour
- 17: Using pedometers to increase physical activity and improve health
- 16: Objective monitoring, children’s travel and physical fitness
- 15: Vision Zero
- 14: A healthy school journey
- 13: Cycling reduces absenteeism at the workplace
- No. 12 Life change events and participation in physical activity
- 11: The importance of walkable communities
- 10: Cycle commuting
- 9: Unintended consequences of bus re-regulation – the impact in South Yorkshire
- 8: Physical Activity: the best buy in public health – but most undervalued
- 7: Weight gain and car use
- 6: Walking to health
- No.5: Impact of highway traffic capacity reductions
- 4: Cycling and all-cause mortality
- No. 3: The Evidence Hierarchy
- 2: Segmentation in behaviour change
- 1: Safety in Numbers
