Active Travel Studies

Cycling Trends in Scotland during the Early Phase of the COVID Pandemic

Bruce Whyte (Glasgow Centre for Population Health, UK), David McArthur (University of Glasgow, UK), Lisa Garnham (Glasgow Centre for Population Health, UK), Mark Livingston (University of Glasgow, UK)

Editorial: Longer Distance Cycling: Roles, Requirements and Impacts

John Parkin (University of the West of England, UK), Anders Fjendbo Jensen (Technical University of Denmark)

Health modelling of transport in low-and-middle income countries: A case study of New Delhi, India

Rahul Goel (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India), Sarath Guttikunda (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India), Geetam Tiwari (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India)

Longer Distance Cycling for Interspecies Mobility Justice in Canada

Nicholas Scott (Simon Fraser University, Canada)

Cyclists, dismount – car drivers, get out and push? An (auto)ethnographic account of long-distance commuting, joy, speed, and unexpected hurdles in Dutch traffic.

Ida Sabelis (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

Volume 2 • Issue 2 • 2022 • SpeciaI Issue: Longer Distance Cycling

Special issue - Electric Micromobility Futures

About Active Travel Studies

Active Travel Studies is a peer reviewed, open access journal intended to provide a source of authoritative research on walking, 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.

Posted by Tom Cohen on 2021-09-21

CALL FOR PAPERS ACTIVE TRAVEL STUDIES Special issue - Electric Micromobility Futures Guest Editors Dr Tim Jones (Oxford Brookes University) Dr Kiron Chatterjee (University of the West of England, Bristol) Dr Ben Spencer (Oxford Brookes University) Overview Recent years have seen the growth of electrically assisted micromobility options or what we [...]

Gender and the E-bike: Exploring the Role of Electric Bikes in Increasing Women’s Access to Cycling and Physical Activity

Kirsty Wild, Alistair Woodward, Caroline Shaw

“You can go out 14 miles away with the knowledge that you’ve got the battery to help you back if you need it!” Narratives of ranging behaviour and wellbeing in diaries of e-bike trial participants.

Tim Jones, Ben Spencer, Nick Beale, Louise-Ann Leyland, Carien M. van Reekum

Longer Distance Cycling for Interspecies Mobility Justice in Canada

Nicholas Scott