Correlates of active commuting, transport physical activity, and light rail use in a university setting

This study identified correlates of active commute mode, transport physical activity (TPA), and intention to use light rail transit (LRT) at a large university in advance new LRT connection campus. Staff, faculty students completed campus-wide travel survey 2017. Multivariable logistic linear regression models assessed associations between individual, organizational environmental with outcomes interest sample 6894 respondents identify factors that may encourage shift from vehicle modes increase TPA. Those who biked or walked campus exceeded weekly recommendations TPA alone. Commuting by was associated higher levels TPA, compared commuting. Greater mode enjoyment modes. Staff were least likely via (AT) had fewer minutes Women Asian racial groups less report Rideshare discounted pass positively all outcomes. New presents critical opportunity achieve gains both health sustainability. The this should be further explored as potential intervention programmatic targets shift.