This dataset examines Complete Streets policies across all U.S. states and the District of Columbia, aiming to enhance road safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, improving environmental health and physical activity.

This article explores how community-level urban design and land use policies, including zoning changes, can promote physical activity by improving access to walking and biking infrastructure, supporting healthier behaviors.

This study examines public awareness and use of school-based physical activity resources in Los Angeles County. Results show that while many have access, fewer use them. Safety and programming availability are key factors in usage.

This article evaluates the costs and impacts of shared use agreements, focusing on increasing physical activity by opening up school facilities to the community in Los Angeles County, especially in low-income neighborhoods.

Los Angeles shared-use agreements (2010–2012) expanded school facilities for physical activity in under-resourced areas, addressing cost and sustainability to reach 165,000 kids and 500,000 adults at $0.38 per person.

Municipal mixed-use zoning is one public health strategy to create more walkable neighborhoods by reducing the separation of daily activities.

This article discusses strengthening state physical education requirements to improve physical activity and prevent chronic disease, contributing to better public health and prevention.