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Unraveling the Modal Impacts of Bikesharing
, 2015 Shaheen, Susan, Martin, Elliot
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Typology of Bikeshare Users Combining Bikeshare and Transit
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2020 This study proposes a methodological framework to understand the behavior of bikeshare-metro-bikeshare (BMB) users and assess the complementarity of bikeshare and transit. This analysis was conducted using Montreal’s Bixi bikeshare data collected over an 8-year period. A k-medoid clustering analysis was performed using three variables describing users’
Tarpin-Pitre, Léandre +1 more
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Where Do Bikeshare Bikes Actually Go?: Analysis of Capital Bikeshare Trips with GPS Data
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2017 Bikeshare systems with docking stations have gained popularity in cities throughout the United States—and have increased from six programs with 2,300 bikes in 2010 to 74 systems with 32,200 bikes in 2016. Even though bikeshare systems generate a wealth of data about bicycle checkout and check-in locations and times at docking stations, virtually ...
Jon Wergin, Ralph Buehler
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Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2017 This research explored the relationship between level of traffic stress (LTS) and bikeshare ridership within the Capital Bikeshare (CB) network in Montgomery County, Maryland. Linear regression was used to build a model that could predict the relationship between bikeshare ridership and low-stress bicycle connections between stations, enhanced by ...
Ranjani Prabhakar, R. Alexander Rixey
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Travel Behaviour & Society, 2019
Abstract Even though casual users of bikeshare account for a large share of ridership and revenue at public bikeshare systems in North America, very little is known about the characteristics and preferences of casual users and how they compare to registered members.
Shruthi Kaviti, Mohan M Venigalla
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Abstract Even though casual users of bikeshare account for a large share of ridership and revenue at public bikeshare systems in North America, very little is known about the characteristics and preferences of casual users and how they compare to registered members.
Shruthi Kaviti, Mohan M Venigalla
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Equitable distribution of bikeshare stations: An optimization approach
Journal of Transport Geography, 2022 Bikeshare systems have attracted increased research interest ranging from bikeshare planning analyses to operational improvement studies (e.g., rebalancing, or station optimization). However, the interaction between bikeshare station spatial distribution
Giovanni Circella
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Barriers and facilitators to bikeshare programs: A qualitative study in an urban environment [PDF]
Journal of Transport and Health, 2021 Mona Fouad +2 more
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Profiles, Preferences, and Reactions to Price Changes of Bikeshare Users: A Comprehensive Look at Capital Bikeshare Data [PDF]
, 2018 In the decade since 2007, public bikeshare systems (PBS) have disrupted the landscape of urban transportation systems all over the world. The rapid pace at which urban systems are enduring this disruption due to PBS has left cities and researchers play catch up on understanding various factors impacting the usage and impacts of PBS.
Kaviti, Shruthi
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