Is greater public transport use associated with higher levels of physical activity in a regional setting? Findings from a pilot study.
Bruna S RagainiMelanie J SharmanAnna LythKim A JoseLeigh BlizzardCorey PetersonFay H JohnstonAndrew PalmerJulie WilliamsElaine A MarshallMegan MorseVerity J ClelandPublished in: Pilot and feasibility studies (2021)
The hypothesis that public transport users would be more physically active than private transport users was not supported in this pilot study. Stakeholders were engaged and involved in various phases of the research including development of research questions, participant recruitment, and interpretation of findings. Further studies using representative samples and refined measures are warranted to confirm or refute findings.