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Enhancing Infrastructure and Road Safety to Promote Active Mobility for Adolescents’ School Trips: A Maltese Case Study
This study investigates how infrastructure and road safety affect adolescents’ use of active mobility for school travel in Malta, focusing on St Benedict College in Kirkop. Using a mixed-methods approach, combining surveys, interviews, and GIS-based route assessments, it evaluates commuting patterns
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