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The Central Sydney Walk to School Research Program

Summary

The program aimed to increase the percentage of upper primary school children who walked all or some of the way to and/or from school, and to reduce the number of car trips taken to and/or from school. The findings were mixed: an increase in walking was found in parent-reported data, but not in the data reported by students. The research identified the complex interaction of multiple factors that influence student and parent travel to school and the need for future collaboration with key state and local organisations such as public transport, roads and traffic agencies, and councils.

File link: The Central Sydney Walk to School Research Program
File size: 405Kb
Type: Report
Date of Publication: 01 July 2009
Author Branch: Centre for Health Advancement
SHPN: 090101
ISBN: 9781741873696

The Central Sydney Walk to School Research Program

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