Taking Physical Activity to the Streets: The Popularity of Ciclovía and Open Streets Initiatives in the United States
Research Papers

Taking Physical Activity to the Streets: The Popularity of Ciclovía and Open Streets Initiatives in the United States

January 2014
January, 2014
Topic:
Transportation, Roads and Streets, Pedestrian Facilities, Bike Facilities
Population Served:
Adults, School-age Youth (K-12)
Location by State:
National
Study Type:
Intervention Evaluation
Link to Paper
Description:

Hipp, J. A., Eyler, A. A., Zieff, S. G., & Samuelson, M. A. (2014). Taking Physical Activity to the Streets: The Popularity of Ciclovía and Open Streets Initiatives in the United States. American Journal of Health Promotion, 28(sp3), S114-S115.

 

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