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fostering physical activity established public health priority primary prevention variety chronic diseases one promising population approach seek embed physical activity everyday lives promoting walking cycling work active commuting alternative driving predominantly quantitative epidemiological studies investigated travel behaviours determinants may changed towards active choices study aimed depart narrow behavioural approaches travel investigate social context commuting qualitative social research methods within social practice theory framework explored people describe commuting experiences make commuting decisions travel behaviour embedded shaped commuters complex social worlds fortynine semistructured interviews eighteen photoelicitation interviews accompanying field notes conducted subset commuting health cambridge study cohort based uk findings discussed terms three particularly pertinent facets commuting experience firstly choice decisions shaped constantly changing fluid nature commuters social worlds secondly participants express ambiguities relation reasoning ambitions identities commuters finally commuting needs understood embodied emotional practice mind suggest everyday decisionmaking commuting requires tactical negotiation complexities study help explain limitations quantitative static models frameworks predicting travel behaviour identify future research directions