Active Transportation
Active Transportation refers to walking, biking or using transit for transportation which require physical activity. Active transportation investments can help decrease air pollution and the greenhouse gases driving climate change. In addition to creating more active environments, investments in active transportation infrastructure (e.g., sidewalks, roads and transit) can help improve spatial equity—improving safety, accessibility, and mobility for all.
Resources & Tools
The Case for Healthy Places: Improving Health Outcomes through Placemaking
Resource - Case Study
Brought to you by Project for Public Spaces
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Active Transportation for America
Resource - Assessment/evaluation
Brought to you by Rails to Trails Conservancy
Published on 01/01/2008
Active Design Supplement: Shaping the Sidewalk Experience
Resource - Guide/handbook
Brought to you by Center for Active Design
Published on 01/01/2013
The Role of Business in Supporting Reliable Transportation
Resource - Policy Brief
Brought to you by WIN Network
Published on 02/25/2021
Step it Up! The Surgeon General's Call to Action to Promote Walking and Walkable Communities
Resource
Brought to you by Office of the Surgeon General of the United States
Healthy Food Policy Project Case Studies: Siler City, NC
Resource - Case Study
Brought to you by HFPP
Bringing the Vital Conditions to Life: Reliable Transportation
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Brought to you by Community Commons
Published on 01/02/2020
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