A prototype walking wayfinding system for London
Case‑study description
Back in 2007, walking accounted for 80% of trips under a mile and was the main way in which public transport was accessed in London, with 36% of all walking trips aiming to a...
United Kingdom
Resources
09 Jul 2026
16 Jul 2026
Exploring walking distances to access Public Transport
Academic abstract
A shift from private motorised transport to more active transportation can, among other things, deliver significant health benefits. The main disadvantage of active transport (in...
07 Aug 2024
Improving public transport in the Glasgow City Region
This report assesses the current performance of the public transport network in and around Glasgow, what improvements could be made and how many more people these could connect to the transport networ...
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Persuasion Profiles to Promote Pedestrianism: Effective Targeting of Active‑Travel Messages
This study proposes novel strategies for tailoring messages that encourage walking, intended for integration into travel‑planning tools, Mobility‑as‑a‑Service (MaaS) platforms and other sustai...
25 Apr 2025
Propensity to cycle tool (PCT)
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27 Oct 2025
Shared Micro‑Mobility and Transport Equity: A European Case Study
This study examines the impact of shared micro‑mobility services—such as e‑scooters and e‑bikes—on transport equity in three European countries: Germany, the Netherlands, and the United King...
10 Dec 2025
Walking as a Service – Does It Have Legs?
The paper introduces the concept of Walking as a Service (WaaS), arguing that pedestrian navigation delivered via smartphones (e.g., Google Maps) can become a genuine mobility service. Walking offe...