Thank you to our reviewers. We appreciate your time, expertise and support of ATS Journal: Rachel Aldred, Esther Anaya Biog, Paulo Anciaes, Labib Azzouz, Caroline Bartle, Luca Bertolini, Daniel Bloyce, Melissa Bopp, Jennifer Bosen, Jessica Bourne, Matthew Bruno, Ralph Buehler, Ron Buliung, Uta Burghard, Brian Caulfield, Clemence Cavoli, Bhuvanachithra Chidambaram, Sabina Cioboata, William Clayton, , Tommy Cohen, Simon Cook, Andy Cope, Caitlin Cottrill, Peter Cox, Fiona Crawford, Alice Dalton, Adrian Davis, Henk-Jan Dekker, Dan Durrant, Robert Egan, Ahmed M El-Geneidy, Ezgi Erturk, Nils Fearnley, Colin Ferster, Dave Fevyer, David Fevyer, Billy Fields, Dillon Fitch, Helen Fitt, Anders Fjendbo Jensen, Jonathan Flower, Jamie Furlong, Thomas Gotschi, Stephen Greaves, Stefan Gössling, Lucas Haldimann, Chloe Harvey, Sonja Haustein, Eva Heinen, Ben Heydecker, Debbie Hopkins, Jamie Hosking, Gail Jennings, Tim Jones, Olaf Jonkeren, Dena Kasraian, Jennifer Kent, Imre Keseru, Indra Yohanes Kiling, Sara Frances Louise Kirk, Till Koglin, David Kohlrautz, Barry Lambe, Richard Larouche, Harriet Larrington-Spencer, Jonas Larsen, Alan Latham, Anthony Laverty, Emma R Lawlor, Emma Lawlor, Anna Litsmark, Robin Lovelace, Amy Lubitow, Lotte Luykx, John MacArthur, Sandra Mandic, Nathan McNeil, Milad Mehdizadeh, Beatriz Mella Lira, Raktim Mitra, Serena Mombelli, Caroline Anne Mullen, Charles Musselwhite, Luz Navarro, Samuel Nello-Deakin, Thomas Nielsen, Denver Vale Nixon, Glen Norcliffe, Alex Nurse, Pablo Nuñez Velasco, Daniel Oviedo, Aspasia Paltoglou, Melrose Pan, Stephen Parkes, John Parkin, Richard Patterson, Ian Philips, Cosmin Popan, Stephanie Prince, Catherine Purcell, Lingyi Qiu, Dawn Rahman, Henrike Rau, Léa Ravensbergen, Louise Reardon, Eleanor Roaf, Patrick Rérat, Ida Sabelis, Karl Saidla, Susan Sandretto, Romina Saucedo-Araujo, Rosa Schiano-Phan, Ian Shergold, Graeme Sherriff, Felix Siebert, Jonne Silonsaari, Melody Smith, Ben Spencer, Justin Spinney, Jeanette Steinmann, Christine Stephens, Lorna Stevenson, Test Test, Asa Thomas, Asa Thomas, Asa Thomas, Amelia Thorpe, Jemima Unwin, Ersilia Verlinghieri, Ian Walker, Matt Wattson, Holly Weir, Chris White, Kirsty Wild, David Williams, Peter Wood, Jan van Duppen
Active Travel Studies is a peer reviewed, open access journal intended to provide a source of authoritative research on walking, wheeling, cycling and other forms of active travel. In the context of a climate emergency, widespread health problems associated with inactivity, and poor air quality caused in large part by fossil fuel transport, the journal is relevant and timely. It performs the critical function of providing practitioners and policy makers with access to current and robust findings on all subjects relevant to active travel.
Volume 6 • Issue 1 • 2026 • Regular issue
Research Articles
“We Take a Risk When We Allow Independent Mobility, but We Take a Risk When We Don’t”: Social-Ecological Factors Associated with Children’s Independent Mobility in Southern Alberta, Canada
Ashley Pierson, Jenessa Doctor, Ulises Charles-Rodriguez, Nguden Kwaghbo, Leanna Marie Brown and Richard Larouche
Variance in Odds Ratios for Estimating the Deterrent Effect of Darkness on Cycling: The Influence of Journey Type
Jim Uttley, Demet Yesiltepe, Maan Balela and Steve Fotios
Everyday Discourses of Climate Delay in Opposition to Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
Harriet Larrington-Spencer, Ersilia Verlinghieri, Rachel Aldred, Emma Lawlor and David Fevyer
Conceptualising Active Transmobilities as Infrastructure: A Research Agenda
Matthew C Smith and Rachel Aldred
Commentary
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Posted by UWP Publishing Assistant on 2023-06-22
ATA's Rachel Aldred sat down with University of Brighton PhD researcher Matt C. Smith to discuss their investigation into trans and non-binary experiences in the urban spaces of Brighton and Hove. They have two specific research areas – analysing how trans features within planning policy in the city of Brighton and Hove and the experiences of trans and non-binary residents using creative mapping [...]
Posted by UWP Publishing Assistant on 2023-06-22
Since the introduction of emergency Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) from March 2020, the Active Travel Academy (ATA) has been gathering data on LTNs in London. ATA is now making the latest version of the dataset available – it runs to November 2022 and includes both modal filters and LTN area maps. Read the blog to find out more and download the datasets.