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Cycling and disability: A call for further research

William Clayton · John Parkin · Chris Billington

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Disability Rights and Representation Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport

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Year2017

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Published2017-02-08

VenueJournal of Transport & Health

ISSN-L2214-1405

Languageen

Citations55

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