Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7337986 Social Science & Medicine 2013 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
► The burden of commuter traffic is distributed unequally across the city of Toronto, Ontario. ► Flow-through commuter traffic may present a greater risk to child pedestrians than local originating traffic. ► Policy makers should address the spatial externalization of commuter traffic, particularly in downtown low-income areas.
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The effects of local and non-local traffic on child pedestrian safety: A spatial displacement of risk
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