Sergio Useche

Assistant Professor

University of Valencia

Spain

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Sergio Useche is an Assistant Professor at the University of Valencia, Spain. His research focuses on topics such as active aging, occupational safety in last-mile delivery, psychological outcomes post-crash, and the implications of technology on mobility. He has published extensively on the intersection of mobility and well-being, examining factors that influence transport behavior and the impact of technology on urban cycling.

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José Eliseo Valle Aparicio

Profesor e Investigador

University of Valencia

SPAIN

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CARMEN M SARABIA COBO

PROF ENFERMERIA DEL ENVEJECIMIENTO

Universidad de Cantabria

SPAIN

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Jose Vicente Riera

Adjunct Professor

University of Valencia

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sjaan koppel

monash university accident research centre (muarc)

AUSTRALIA

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Oscar Oviedo-Trespalacios

Delft University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Natura Colomer Pérez

Associate Professor

University of Valencia

SPAIN

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Mireia Faus

University of Valencia

SPAIN

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Marcos Fernandez Marin

Professor

Universitat Politècnica de València

SPAIN

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Steve O’Hern

University of Leeds

UNITED KINGDOM

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Elisabetta Ricciardi

University of Bari Aldo Moro

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Sensation seeking and crashes among young cyclists

Italian Adaptation of the No-Mobile-Phone-Phobia Questionnaire: Factorial Validity with the ESEM Technique and Population-Based Cut-Off Scores

Parenting ‘on the move’? Active school commuting is linked to parents’ well-being and children’s academic performance

Is our growing affinity for technology a challenge for preventing distracted cycling? An Australian study

Walking apps for active aging? A literature and multi-source review of their impact on older adult users’ mobility and wellbeing

The human cost of fast deliveries: A systematic literature review of occupational risks and safety outcomes in last-mile delivery workers

What factors could enhance post-crash anxiety and depression outcomes? A SEM-based retrospective study

Gender roles in sustainable mobility: Exploring E-scooter adoption intentions in a developing country through an integrated TPB-UTAUT framework

Measuring sensation seeking in urban cyclists: Development and validation of the SSC scale

Mind the Gap! Gender differences in the predictors of public transport usage intention

Gender differences in teenager bullying dynamics and predictors of peer-to-peer intimidation

“Another (hard) day moving in the city”: Development and validation of the MCSS, a multimodal commuting stress scale

Effectiveness of Driving Simulators for Drivers’ Training: A Systematic Review

Large-Scale Systems: Sustainable Economy and Transport in the Modern World

Far from reality, or somehow accurate? Social beliefs and perceptions about traffic crashes in the Dominican Republic

Are subjective outcomes a ?missing link? between driving stress and risky driving behaviors of commuters? Assessing the case of a LMIC

Self-Care and Sense of Coherence: A Salutogenic Model for Health and Care in Nursing Education

Are adult driver education programs effective? A Systematic Review of evaluations of accident prevention training courses

Distracted driving in relation to risky road behaviors and traffic crashes in Bogota, Colombia

Environmentally friendly, but behaviorally complex? A systematic review of e-scooter riders’ psychosocial risk features

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José Eliseo Valle Aparicio

CARMEN M SARABIA COBO

Jose Vicente Riera

sjaan koppel

Oscar Oviedo-Trespalacios

Natura Colomer Pérez

Mireia Faus

Marcos Fernandez Marin

Steve O’Hern

Elisabetta Ricciardi

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