Problem, research strategy, and findings For decades, planners have been drawing circles of a quarter-mile radius to determine easily walkable distances for neighborhood activity center planning. However, the such “planners’ circles,” or walksheds, is often informed more by convention than data. Here we examine walk-trip based on two national household travel surveys United States Germany. We d...

Knowledge translation at the Manitoba First Nations Centre for Aboriginal Health Research emerged through several population health research initiatives conducted in partnership with Canadian Indigenous peoples. An initial collaboration to carry out a regional health survey laid the foundation to share leadership, power and decision-making, and resulted in a program to build capacity in the Fir...

The provision of convenient, safe and seamless facilities for cyclists is one core success factor in promoting cycling as a mode transport. Cycling infrastructures planning philosophies differ greatly between countries, but there no systematic overview or comparison similarities dissimilarities. aim this study to provide an in-depth international guidance material European countries develop rec...