Authors
James Woodcock, Marko Tainio, James Cheshire, Oliver O’Brien, Anna Goodman
Publication date
2014/2/13
Journal
Bmj
Volume
348
Publisher
British Medical Journal Publishing Group
Description
Objective To model the impacts of the bicycle sharing system in London on the health of its users.
Design Health impact modelling and evaluation, using a stochastic simulation model.
Setting Central and inner London, England.
Data sources Total population operational registration and usage data for the London cycle hire scheme (collected April 2011-March 2012), surveys of cycle hire users (collected 2011), and London data on travel, physical activity, road traffic collisions, and particulate air pollution (PM2.5, (collected 2005-12).
Participants 578 607 users of the London cycle hire scheme, aged 14 years and over, with an estimated 78% of travel time accounted for by users younger than 45 years.
Main outcome measures Change in lifelong disability adjusted life years (DALYs) based on one year impacts on incidence of disease and injury, modelled through medium term changes in physical activity, road traffic …
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