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The aims of this study were to examine route to school, distance and mode of transport for primary school-aged children in Brisbane, and to quantify the exposure to risk of pedestrian injury by the sociodemographic characteristics of the children.

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Associations among individual, social, and environmental barriers and children's walking or cycling to school

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PURPOSE: To examine associations among individual, social, and environmental barriers and children's walking or cycling to school.

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Australia

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Residential proximity to school and the active travel choices of parents

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Issue addressed: Walking for transport can contribute significantly to health-enhancing physical activity.

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Expenditure and mode of transport

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Acland St, Melbourne, retail study

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A market research study commissioned by the Acland St Traders Assn to find out what mode of transport customers used to access the retail precinct and what influence this had on expenditure.

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Workplace, physical activity, pedometers, health promotion

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This paper describes the implementation and outcomes of a pedometer-based workplace physical activity (PA) promotion program conducted with volunteer staff from the former Department of Human Services in South Australia.