Walking & Wheeling Archives - Page 6 of 12 - National Centre for Accessible Transport

The importance of understanding perceptions of accessibility when addressing transport equity: A case study in Greater Nottingham, UK

To deal with issues of equity in transport, increasing attention is being paid to addressing inequalities in accessibility. Existing approaches…

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Control devices for electrically powered wheelchairs: prevalence, defining characteristics and user perspectives

Purpose: To determine the prevalence of control devices for electrically powered wheelchairs (EPWs), related characteristic features and users' views on…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Pedestrian slips, trips and falls: An evaluation of their causes, impact, scale and cost.

The accompanying investment of ?2 billion in walking and cycling over the next five years will make a huge difference,…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

The influence of social context on the perception of assistive technology: using a semantic differential scale to compare young adults’ views from the United Kingdom and Pakistan

Background and aim: A Society's view of disability may influence the perception and use of Assistive Technology (AT) products. Semantic…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

Cultural influences on perception of disability and disabled people: a comparison of opinions from students in the United Kingdom (UK) Pakistan (PAK) about a generic wheelchair using a semantic differential scale

Assistive Technology (AT) product use occurs within a socio-cultural setting. The growth internationally in the AT product market suggests that…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

The importance of understanding perceptions of accessibility when addressing transport equity: A case study in Greater Nottingham, UK

Control devices for electrically powered wheelchairs: prevalence, defining characteristics and user perspectives

Pedestrian slips, trips and falls: An evaluation of their causes, impact, scale and cost.

The influence of social context on the perception of assistive technology: using a semantic differential scale to compare young adults’ views from the United Kingdom and Pakistan

Cultural influences on perception of disability and disabled people: a comparison of opinions from students in the United Kingdom (UK) Pakistan (PAK) about a generic wheelchair using a semantic differential scale

Inclusive design at continuous footways

Shared Spaces Seminar 2017 Final Report

Equity in new active travel infrastructure: A spatial analysis of London’s new Low Traffic Neighbourhoods

Annual Disability and Activity Survey 2022-2023

My Active Future: Including Every Child