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Safe Steps to School: Empowering Active Mobility for Children as a Catalyst for Zero-Vision Cities
Across 11 EU countries, this study investigates what shapes students perceived safety when traveling to and from school using Bayesian Multilevel Ordinal Regression (BMOR) on PISA 2022 student data, complemented with contextual indicators. Perceived safety is generally high, yet varies meaningfully
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