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Pedestrians' perceptions of route environments in relation to deterring or facilitating walking

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2019Perceptions of road traffic conditions along with their reported impacts on walking are associated with wellbeing47 cited

2012Sustainable and Healthy Travel Choices and the Built Environment: Analyses of Green and Active Access to Rail Transit Stations along Individual Corridors46 cited

2010The active commuting route environment scale (ACRES): development and evaluation42 cited

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