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Integrated Active Transportation Planning: Cultures, Trends, and Behaviors in Hong Kong and San Francisco
This dissertation consists of three interrelated empirical studies on active transportation planning, the built environment, and pedestrian behaviors in Hong Kong and the San Francisco Bay Area. Through two independent case studies and one comparative study, I examine three overarching research ques
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