The surprising availability of cycling and walking infrastructure through COVID-19

Richard Dunning · Alexander Nurse

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Localised Perceptions of Large-Scale Active Transport Infrastructure: Resident Attitudes Towards Pedestrian and Cyclist-Only Bridges on the Gold Coast, Australia,

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