How Policy Drives Mode Choice in Children's Transportation to School: Physical Activity through Active Transportation

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How Policy Drives Mode Choice in Children's Transportation to School: Physical Activity through Active Transportation

April 2010
April, 2010
Author:
Ruth Steiner, Ph.D.
Contact Person:
Ruth Steiner, Ph.D.
Topic:
Parks & Recreation, Trails and Greenways, Schools, Safe Routes to School, School Location, Walking and Biking to School, Transportation, Bike Facilities, Pedestrian Facilities, Public Transit, Trails and Greenways
Population Served:
School-age Youth (K-12)
Location by State:
Florida
Study Type:
Correlates, Policy Analysis
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Presentation at the 2010 National Planning Conference

 

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