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Methods for determining route distances in active commuting – Their validity and reproducibility

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Analysis of Bicycle Commuter Routes Using Geographic Information Systems: Implications for Bicycle Planning

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2007GIS or GPS? A Comparison of Two Methods For Assessing Route Taken During Active Transport156 cited

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