Determinants of active travel to school in cities: a systematic review on sustainable travel

Abstract

Introduction Active travel to school (ATS) is an effective way to deal with traffic congestion driven GHGs emissions in cities. This study attempts to understand ATS preferences based on related research.Method A systematic review of 15 out of 88 papers published between 2008 to 2023 was conducted to find out the factors determine ATS in both developed and developing countries.Result This review is different from existing reviews due to a comparative analysis, which reveals that the built-environment, socioeconomic, and psychological factors are the determinants of ATS preferences, but to a different extent in developed and developing countries.

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