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Active Commuting and Active Transportation
Active Commuting and Active Transportation, by Adilson Marques, examines the role of walking, cycling, and other forms of physically active travel as alternatives to motorized transportation. The book explores the relationship between active transportation, physical activity, health, environmental sustainability, and urban mobility. It discusses the factors that influence individuals’ decisions to use active modes of transportation, including the built environment, accessibility, safety, infrastructure, social conditions, and individual characteristics. The book also considers the potential benefits of active commuting for improving physical and mental health, reducing dependence on private vehicles, decreasing environmental impacts, and promoting more sustainable and inclusive urban transport systems. Overall, the work provides insights into the importance of active transportation and its potential contribution to healthier lifestyles, sustainable mobility, and improved urban environments.
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