Journal papers
Anciaes, P., Jones, P., Mindell, J., Scholes, S. (2022) The cost of the wider impacts of road traffic on local communities: 1.6% of Great Britain's GDP. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 163, 266-28. Link
Higgsmith, M., Stockton, J., Scholes, S., Mindell, J S. (2022) Does community severance affect health? A novel attempt to quantify community severance and assess its impact on self-rated health of adults in Great Britain. Journal of Transport and Health. 22: 101162. Link
Anciaes, P., Stockton, J., Ortegon, A., Scholes, S. (2019) Perceptions of road traffic conditions along with their reported impacts on walking are associated with wellbeing. Travel Behaviour and Society, 15, 88-101. Link
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P., Metcalfe, P J. (2018) A stated preference model to value reductions in community severance caused by roads. Transport Policy, 64, 10-19. Link
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2018) Estimating preferences for different types of pedestrian crossing facilities. Transportation Research F: Psychology and Behavior, 52, 222-237. Link
Dhanani, A., Tarkhanyan, L., Vaughan, L. (2017) Estimating pedestrian demand for active transport evaluation and planning. Transportation Research A, 103, 54-69. Link
Mindell, J S., Anciaes, P R., Dhanani, A., Stockton, J., Jones, P., Haklay, M., Groce, N., Scholes, S., Vaughan, L. (2017) Using triangulation to assess a suite of tools to measure community severance. Journal of Transport Geography, 60, 119-129. Link
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2016) The effectiveness of changes in street layout and design for reducing barriers to walking. Transportation Research Record 2586, 39-47. Link
Anciaes, P R., Boniface, S., Dhanani, A., Mindell, J S., Groce, N. (2016) Urban transport and community severance: linking research and policy to link people and places. Journal of Transport and Health 3(3), 268-277. Link
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P., Mindell, J S. (2016) Community severance: where is it found and at what cost? Transport Reviews 36(3), 293-317. Link
Papers from follow-up projects
Anciaes, P., Jones, P. (2020) A comprehensive approach for the appraisal of the barrier effect of roads on pedestrians. Transportation Research A: Policy and Practice. 134, 277-250. Link
Paper from a follow-up project funded by Highways England
Book chapters
Vaughan, L., Anciaes, P., Mindell, J. (2020). Cars, conflict and community severance., in B. Appleyard (Ed.) Livable Streets 2.0. Elsevier, Ch.9. Link
Mindell, J., Anciaes, P. (2020). Transport and community severance., in M. Nieuwenhuijsen and H. Khreis (Eds.) Advances in Transportation and Health - Tools, Technonologies, Policies, and Developments. Elsevier, Ch.7, 175-196. Link
Working papers
Working Paper 01
Anciaes, P R., Boniface, S., Dhanani, A., Groce, N. (2014) Initiating dialogue between stakeholders and establishing a common language for community severance through cross-disciplinary workshops [pdf]
Output of a series of workshops attended by the project members and practitioners in fields related to community severance
Working Paper 02
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P., Mindell, J S. (2014) Quantifying community severance - A literature review [pdf]
A review of the methods to identify and measure community severance
Working Paper 03
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P., Mindell, J S. (2014) The value of the barrier effect of roads and railways - A literature review [pdf]
A review of the methods to estimate the economic value of community severance
Working Paper 04
Anciaes, P R. (2015) What do we mean by "community severance"? [pdf]
Review of 60 definitions of community severance and proposal for a new definition
Working Paper 05
Scholes, S., Boniface, S., Stockton, J., Mindell, J. (2016) Developing a questionnaire to assess community severance, walkability, and wellbeing: results from the Street Mobility Project in London [pdf]
Methods to develop an health and well-being survey to measure community severance and results from the survey in the two London case studies
Working Paper 06
Cleary, J. (2016) Review of non-academic literature and resources relating to community severance
Working Paper 07
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2016) Pedestrians avoid busy roads: evidence from video surveys and bus stop data [pdf]
Analysis of the relationships between motorised traffic levels and pedestrian flows in the street network in the Woodberry Down case study area
Working Paper 08
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2016) How do pedestrians balance safety, walking time, and the utility of crossing the road? A stated preference study [pdf]
Results of a stated preference survey in two of our case study areas: Finchley Road and Southend
Working Paper 09
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2016) Pedestrians' preferences regarding signalised crossings, footbridges, and underpasses [pdf]
Further results of a stated preference survey in two of our case study areas: Finchley Road and Southend
Conference papers
Universities' Transport Study Group 53rdh Annual Conference, Online, 5-6 July 2021
Higgsmith, M., Stockton, J., Anciaes, P., Scholes, S. & Mindell, J. (2021) Quantifying community severance and assessing its impact on self-rated health in Great Britain.
Paper not available
15th Annual Transport Practitioners' Meeting, Nottingham, 28-29 June 2017
Anciaes, P R, Jones, P. (2017) A tool to value reductions in community severance caused by roads.
Paper [pdf]
Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, 8-12 January 2017
1. Mindell, J S., Anciaes, P R, Dhanani, A., Stockton, J., Jones, P., Haklay, M., Groce, N., Vaughan, L. (2017) Developing a suite of tools to measure community severance.
Paper not available
Poster [pdf]
2. Anciaes, P R., Jones, P., Mindell, J S. (2017) Quantifying the barrier effect of main roads on pedestrian preferences and behavior.
Paper [pdf]
Presentation [pdf]
World Conference on Transport Research, Shanghai, 10-15 July 2016
Anciaes, P.R., Jones, P., Orr, S., Sheldon, R., Lawrence,A., Metcalfe, P J. (2016) A stated preference model to value reductions in community severance.
Paper available soon
Presentation [pdf]
Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, 10-14 January 2016
1. Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2016) The effectiveness of changes in street layout and design for reducing barriers to walking.
Paper [pdf]
Poster [pdf]
2. Boniface, S., Scholes, S., Stockton, J., Mindell, J.S. (2016) Developing a questionnaire to assess community severance, walkability, and wellbeing: results from the Street Mobility Project pilot study in London.
Paper [pdf]
Universities' Transport Study Group 48th Annual Conference, Bristol, 6-8 January 2016
1. Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2016) Estimating preferences for pedestrian crossing facilities.
Paper [pdf]
Presentation [pdf]
2. Dhanani, A., Vaughan, V. (2016) Developing a walkability potentials model of London: Methods to create flexible tools to assess active travel potential
Paper [pdf]
3. Stockton, J C., Scholes, S. Mindell, J S. (2016) Are perceptions of traffic volume and speed within the neighbourhood associated with levels of local social contact?
Paper not available
European Transport Conference 2015, Frankfurt, 28-30 September 2015
Anciaes, P R., Jones, P. (2016) The influence of motorised traffic on pedestrian flows - new insights using bus stop data.
Paper [Association for European Transport website]
Presentation [pdf]
Conference presentations
Society for Social Medicine & Population Health Annual Meeting 2021, Online, 15-17 September 2021
Community severance and health – a novel approach to measuring community severance and examining its impact on the health of adults in Great Britain.
Presentation not available
6th International Conference on Transport and Health, Barcelona, Online, 14-30 June 2021
Does community severance affect health? A novel attempt to quantify community severance and assess its impact on self-rated health of adults in Great Britain.
Presentation not available
14th International Conference on Urban Health, Coimbra, Portugal, 26-29 September 2017
Living close to busy roads reduces wellbeing
Presentation [pdf]
3rd International Conference on Transport and Health, Barcelona, 28-29 June 2017
Development of a Toolkit to Measure and Value Community Severance Due to Traffic
Presentation not available
UK Faculty of Public Health Annual Conference 2017, Telford, 20-21 June 2017
Development of a toolkit to measure and value local impacts of community severance due to heavy or fast traffic
Presentation not available
Active Living Research Annual Conference, Clearwater Beach, Florida, 26 February-1 March 2017
1. Community severance: the effects of busy roads on local communities and residents (Workshop)
2. Walking for transport in the neighbourhood is associated with greater accessibility but worse pedestrian experience
3. Development of a suite of tools to assess the effects of busy roads on local residents
Presentation [pdf]
Abstract [pdf]
4. Identification of priorities and assessment of solutions to reduce the impact of traffic barriers on pedestrian accessibility in a medium-sized city.
Poster [pdf]
Sustainable Transport and Health Summit, Bristol, 23-24 February 2017
Developing tools to measure and overcome community severance
Presentation [ppt]
Populations and Lifelong Health Domain Symposium, London, 17 January 2017
Community severance: Do busier roads lead to lower wellbeing?
Poster [pdf]
Universities' Transport Study Group 49th Annual Conference, Dublin, 4-6 January 2017
Irregular pedestrian crossing behaviour on a busy road in London: where, who, when, and how.
Presentation [pdf]
Walk 21 - Walking Puts People First, Hong Kong, 3-7 October 2016
Walking on the streets of London: a modelling tool for evaluating and planning for active travel
Presentation not available
Society for Social medicine 60th Annual Scientific Meeting, York, 14-16 September 2016
Close residential proximity to busy roads may deter local walking among adults
Poster [pdf]
2nd International Conference on Transport and Health, San Jose, 13-15 June 2015
1. Environmental injustice: Neighbourhood traffic hits sicker harder.
Abstract [Journal of Transport and Health website]
2. The wider costs of roads on health and wellbeing.
Poster [pdf].
Abstract [Journal of Transport and Health]
NECTAR meeting on the wider economic and social impacts of transport networks (Network on European Communications and Transport Activities Research, Cluster 1: Networks), Molde, 19-20 May 2016
Valuing the impacts of road traffic on local communities.
Presentation [pdf]
14th International Conference on Mobility and Transport for Elderly and Disabled Persons (TRANSED 2015), Lisbon, 28-31 July 2015
1. Defining and measuring the impact of community severance on local accessibility.
Presentation [pdf]
2. Developing tools to identify and overcome barriers to walking among older people.
Presentation [pdf].
1st International Conference on Transport and Health, London, 6-8 Jul 2015
1. How do pedestrians react to busy roads? Findings from video surveys.
Presentation [pdf]
Abstract [Journal of Transport and Health website]
2. Is community severance a public health problem? Evidence from the Street Mobility project's two London case studies.
Abstract [Journal of Transport and Health website]
International Making Cities Liveable Conference, Bristol, 29 Jun-3 Jul 2015
Integrating community engagement and wayfinding principles in to the development of a walkability index for London
Presentation not available
Public Health England Annual Conference 2014, Coventry, 16-17 September 2014
Introducing Street Mobility: a cross-disciplinary project developing tools to measure community severance and overcome barriers to walking among older people
Presentation not available
Other talks
Presentation at Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects, London, 30 August 2018
Street Mobility: Tools to understand the barrier effect of roads on pedestrians
Presentation not available
Meeting of the Transport Economists Group, London, 27 June 2018
The valuation of community severance caused by busy roads
Presentation not available
Future of London 2018 conference, London, 21 June 2018
Tools and data for understanding barriers: Economic valuation
Presentation not available
Overcoming Barriers - London Borough of Hounslow. Future London Leaders Round 18, London, 26 February 2018
Restoring street connectivity across the Great West Road in Hounslow, London
Presentation [pdf]
Negative Effects of Good Connections - A Seminar on the Barrier Effect of Roads (Ramboll/Chalmers University of Technology event), Gothenburg, Sweden, 29 May 2017
Street Mobility: Tools to understand the barrier effect of roads on pedestrians
Presentation not available
Urban Design London event: Link up streets, routes and neighbourhoods, London, 1 March 2017
The effects of busy roads on community severance
Presentation [pdf]
Other
Community severance glossary [pdf]
A list of terms used by different academic disciplines as well as relevant institutions and policy instruments.