Journals
Recent Papers
- Active transportation and self-reported change in physical activity, Louisiana State University, University of Wisconsin, (December 2022), (Principal Investigator- Jessica Stroope, Co-Investigators- Alex Garn & Lisa Cadmus-Bertram)
- Active Transportation Transforms America: The Case for Increased Public Investment in Walking and Biking Connectivity, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, (N/A- October, 2019), Principal Investigators- Torsha Bhattacharya, Kevin Mills, Tiffany Mulally.
- Biking practices and preferences in a lower income, primarily minority neighborhood: Learning what residents want, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston University School of Public Health, (1/17/17), (Principal Investigators- Anne C. Lusk et al.)
- Cycling provision separated from motor traffic: a systematic review exploring whether stated preferences vary by gender and age, Department of Transportation et al, (7/14/16), (Principal Investigator Rachel Aldred et al.)
- DANGEROUS BY DESIGN 2022, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, (July 2022), (Principal Investigators- Ebony Venson, Abigail Grimminger, Stephen Kenny, Co-Investigators- Rayla Bellis & Steve Davis).
- The E-Bike Potential: How E-Bikes Can Improve Sustainable Transportation, Bicycle Product Suppliers Association, People For Bikes, National Science Foundation, LEVER, (N/A – 5/30/19), (Principal Investigator- John MacArthur (PSU) Co-Investigator- Christopher Cherry (UT)).
- Evaluating Efforts to Improve the Equity of Bike Share Systems, PeopleForBikes, Portland State University, Office of Research and Strategic Partnerships, (N/A- 6/30/23), (Principal investigator- Nathan McNeil (PSU), Co-Investigators- John MacArthur (PSU), Jennifer Dill (PSU), Joe Broach (PSU)).
- National Cooperative Highway Research Program Research Report 893: Systemic Pedestrian Safety Analysis, University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill, (7/28/15 – 6/20/18), (Principal investigator, Dr. Laura Sandt (UNC)).
- Active Transport and Health Outcomes: Findings from a Population Study in Jiangsu, China (PMC)
- Active-Travel Modelling: A Methodological Approach to Networks for Walking and Cycling Commuting Analysis (arXiv)
- Appendix A – Road Diet Safety Assessment Studies (FHWA)
- Assessing Built Environment Walkability Using Activity-Space Summary Measures (PMC)
- Built Environment Correlates of Walking: A Review (PMC)
- An Economic Summary on the Benefits of Complete Streets (UNLV CBER, PDF)
- Evaluating the Effects of Complete Streets on Mode Choice (Maryland DOT full report, PDF)
- Health and Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Benefits of Ambitious Expansion of Cycling, Walking, and Transit in California (PMC)
- Health Impacts of Active Transportation in Europe (PMC)
- Incorporating Data-Driven Safety Analysis in Road Diets: A How-To Guide (FHWA, PDF)
- Investigating the Effectiveness of Traffic Calming Strategies (Minnesota LRRB, PDF)
- Leveraging Sidewalk Robots for Walkability-Related Analyses (arXiv)
- Moving Toward Active Transportation: How Policies Can Encourage Walking and Bicycling (Active Living Research)
- Protected Bike Lanes Statistics (PeopleForBikes — compiles Teschke et al. and other studies)
- Road Diet Feasibility Study: West Street, Oakland (PDF)
- Road Diet Safety Study (Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, PDF)
- Simulating the Impact of Traffic Calming Strategies (TRCLC, PDF)
- Some Protected Bike Lanes Leave Cyclists Vulnerable to Injury (IIHS research summary)
- Urban Traffic Calming and Health (literature review, PDF)
- Walking and Cycling, as Active Transportation, and Obesity Factors in Adolescents from Eight Countries (PMC)