The two highest scoring abstracts in five categories and the two best posters of ICTH will win $200 USD CASH
Transport and Health Behaviour
- Active travel
- Disruptive mobility & cultural shifts
- Methods, performance measures & outcomes
- Public education/public involvement
- Social marketing & other behavioural interventions
- Gender and transport
Innovative Technologies
- Autonomous/connected vehicle technologies
- Transport Network Companies (TNC); Uber, Lyft and others
- Technologies to assist active travel (i.e., Wayfinding apps, etc)
- Infrastructure adaptations & technologies
- Electric vehicles (including e-bikes)
- Renewable energies
Transport and Health Impacts
- Road safety danger reduction & injury
- Health/environmental impact assessments
- Air quality
- Noise pollution
- Water contamination
- Climate change
- Community severance
- Mental health
Urban/Rural Planning
- Complete/healthy streets/governance
- Aging populations
- Disability assisted mobility (paratransit)
- Planning & infrastructure challenges
- Built environment density, distance
- Monitoring & evaluation
- Socio-technical challenge
- Work/school travel plans
- Green/natural space (biodiversity)
- Environment/social justice/inequities
- Transport economics
- Infrastructure for transport beyond the private car (i.e., walking/cycling)
If you do not see a specific transport and health abstract category that your abstract fits, submit it anyway under the "Other" category option. The ICTH Programme Committee will take a look and figure out a way to work your unique research into the programme. The ICTH platform is all about a different way of thinking.
NOTE: Abstracts will be evaluated and scored by a minimum of three independent peer-reviewers. The final score is taken as an average of the three independent scores. Research and practitioner abstracts are scored separately. Notification of acceptance will be sent out on a rolling basis to the presenting author on or before.
