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1. www.bloomberg.com › news › articlesHow Distance to School Affects Student Well-Being - Bloomberg

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   May 7, 2019 · One study quantifies what many intuit: Long commutes to school have negative impacts on children’s well-being, especially on sleep and exercise. The research by Carole Turley Voulgaris of ...

2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentNational Travel Survey: Travel to School factsheet - GOV.UK

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   the share of car has slightly increased and the share of walking has decreased. ... mode share has remained broadly stable for secondary school children.

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   to and from school, including key summary information about the modes of transport used to travel to school and how this varies by age, distance and type of residence.

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   No car One car Two or more cars Secondary school children

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3. www.urban.org › 97151 › the_road_to_school_4The Road to School - Urban Institute

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   We examine how far different students travel to get to school, how long it would take them to make the trip by car or public transit, and how travel patterns vary across cities, grade levels, and demographic groups. Our report reveals new information about the pattern of student travel in these cities.

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4. scholars.unh.edu › cgi › viewcontentStudent Commuters: Unpacking the Factors Influencing How High ...

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   Using quantitative and qualitative data from questionnaires, focus groups, and public sources, as well as Levels of Traffic Stress mapping models, this study examines the factors that shape high school students’ methods of transportation to and from school.

   • Author: Alexander Chase

   • Publish Year: 2017

5. www.bts.gov › topics › passenger-travelThe Longer Route To School - Bureau of Transportation Statistics

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   Apr 23, 2019 · More than half of pre-high school students in the United States—about 20 million children in 2016 aged 5-14—travel over 2 miles to school. At these distances, students are nearly evenly split between taking a school bus and being driven in a private vehicle.

6. www.gov.uk › government › statisticsNational Travel Survey 2022: Travel to and from school

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   Dec 14, 2023 · Pre-pandemic (2019), the proportion of trips to and from school made by children aged 5 to 10 by walking was at an all time low of 46% and this proportion has increased in recent years.

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   How far do pre-high school students travel to school?

   • More than half of pre-high school students in the United States—about 20 million children in 2016 aged 5-14—travel over 2 miles to school. At these distances, students are nearly evenly split between taking a school bus and being driven in a private vehicle.

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   How long should a school trip be?

   • For secondary school children, trips to school are more likely to be between 2 and 5 miles (29%). These differences in trip length are likely to affect the choice of mode of travel to school for the different age groups. Mode choice by distance: The mode used to travel to school varies according to the length of the trip to school.

   National Travel Survey: Travel to School factsheet - GOV.UK

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   How far away do students live?

   • As distance increased, students were less likely to take active modes. For students who took active modes, 53.7% lived within 1 mile of school, 20% live between 1 and 3 miles, 15.1% live between 3 and 6 miles from school and 11.3% live over 6 miles from school. miles away.

   Student Commuters: Unpacking the Factors Influencing How High School

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   How does distance affect school transport?

   • School transport patterns differed by distance, irrespective of the school choice. The absence of school zoning and availability of school choice in some countries leads to increasing travel distance to school, reduced active transport and increased motorized transport to school.

   School choice, distance to school and travel to school patterns among

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   Do school choice policies increase school travel distances?

   • Existing evidence shows the strong relationship between school choice policies, increased school travel distances, decreased rates of active transport to school (ATS) and increased rates of motorized transport ( Wilson et al., 2007; Yang et al., 2012 ).

   School choice, distance to school and travel to school patterns among

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   How do children travel to school?

   • Walking remains the most common mode of travel to school for secondary children (aged 11 to 16 years), but is followed by local and private bus (together 29% of all trips), whereas the car accounts for a smaller share (23%). This mode share is affected by the distance travelled, as older children travel further to school on average.

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8. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleSchool choice, distance to school and travel to school ...

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   Nov 1, 2023 · This study compared sociodemographic characteristics, reasons for school choice and school transport patterns among urban adolescents based on their enrolment in the closest or a non-closest school and living within walkable or non-walkable distance to school.