Poor quality urban environments and mobility options substantially increase non-communicable diseases. Integrating health, well-being and social inclusion with urban development, planning and transport policy-making can help tackle the root causes of poor public health.
Transport policies have wide impacts on health and health inequalities – they can promote, or damage, our health. The way we move, and our access to mobility choices, affect our health both as individuals and as a community. Efficient and affordable transport networks provide access to the opportunities and amenities which define the quality of our lives.
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