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Mobility and COVID-19 : Time for a mobility paradigm shift
Daher, Carolyn Koch, Sarah Ferri, Manel Vich, Guillem Foraster, Maria Carrasco, Gloria Khomenko, Sasha Baraibar, Sergio Hidalgo, Laura Nieuwenhuijsen, Mark
Daher, Carolyn
Koch, Sarah
Ferri, Manel
Vich, Guillem
Foraster, Maria
Carrasco, Gloria
Khomenko, Sasha
Baraibar, Sergio
Hidalgo, Laura
Nieuwenhuijsen, Mark
Abstract
Urban mobility and the COVID-19 pandemic have had significant impacts on each other and on health. Urban areas are particularly hit by COVID-19, where moving around while social distancing is challenging because public space is often limited and mostly designated for motorized traffic. Urgent actions need to be taken by cities and citizens that bring longer-term changes towards healthy, equitable and sustainable mobility.
Keywords
mobility, COVID-19, public spaces, urban
Date
2021
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Book chapter
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Urban health and wellbeing programme
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Page Range
37-45
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ACU Department
Mary MacKillop Institute for Health Research
Faculty of Health Sciences
Faculty of Health Sciences
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All rights reserved
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