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The impact of state safe routes to school-related laws on active travel to school policies and practices in U.S. elementary schools

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2005California's Safe Routes to School Program: Impacts on Walking, Bicycling, and Pedestrian Safety

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2006Barriers to and Facilitators of Walking and Bicycling to School: Formative Results From the Non-Motorized Travel Study160 cited

2008Child transport practices and perceived barriers in active commuting to school144 cited

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2014Costs of school transportation: quantifying the fiscal impacts of encouraging walking and bicycling for school travel45 cited
2016Effects of Funding Allocation for Safe Routes to School Programs on Active Commuting to School and Related Behavioral, Knowledge, and Psychosocial Outcomes40 cited
2016Factors influencing active travel to primary and secondary schools in Wales36 cited
2014Youth Walking and Biking Rates Vary by Environments Around 5 Louisiana Schools32 cited
2017Associations between the Physical, Sociocultural, and Safety Environments and Active Transportation to School27 cited
2016A Contextual Look at Safe Routes to School Implementation in Texas22 cited
2015Association of the Safe Routes to School program with school-age pedestrian and bicyclist injury risk in Texas20 cited
2016Promotion of active transportation among state departments of transportation in the U.S19 cited
2020Validation of Bicycle Level of Traffic Stress and Perceived Safety for Children18 cited
2013Walking School Bus Programs in U.S. Public Elementary Schools15 cited
2025Distance and perception of safety of the built environment are predominant factors influencing walking and bicycling to school: A systematic review13 cited
2018Active Transportation: The Role of Parent Attitude, The Physical Environment, and Social Capital12 cited
2021Impacts of Small Changes in Thoroughfare Connectivity on the Potential for Student Walking11 cited