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Competing tensions: Active transport to school, school choice and policy making
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Competing tensions: Active transport to school, school choice and policy making

Susan Sandretto, Debbie Hopkins, Gordon Wilson and Sandra Mandic
Journal of transport & health, Vol.18, p.100908
09/2020

Abstract

[Display omitted] •School choice policies increase distance to school and reduce active travel rates.•School leaders were aware of main barriers to active transport to/from school.•Many school leaders viewed school travel as a family decision and choice.•Active school travel policies have not been in the school leaders' ‘field of view’.•Future efforts to encourage active school travel should involve students.

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