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Understanding walking and cycling: summary of key findings and recommendations

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2014Characterising group-cycling journeys using interactive graphics

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2021“You want protected bike lanes, I want protected Black children. Let’s link”: equity, justice, and the barriers to active transportation in North America35 cited

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