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Usage Patterns of Electric Bicycles: An Analysis of the WeBike Project
This paper presents an analysis of data collected through the Waterloo WeBike project: a field trial in which over 30 sensor‐equipped electric bicycles (e‐bikes) were given to members of the University of Waterloo for personal use. Our dataset includes e‐bike trips and battery charging sessions spanning nearly three years, from summer 2014 until spring
Christian Gorenflo +4 more
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Understanding the Spatial Variation of Integrated Use of Ride‐Hailing Services With the Metro
This study aims to explore the spatial heterogeneity of influential factors of integrated use of ride‐hailing service with the metro. Using the operation data of ride‐hailing services in Chengdu, China, first, an identification method of integrated ride‐hailing trips is proposed.
Mingyang Du +6 more
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Bikesharing im Blickpunkt [PDF]
BIKESHARING IM BLICKPUNKT Bikesharing im Blickpunkt / Hebes, Paul (Rights reserved) (-
Hebes, Paul +2 more
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Objectives This study developed an analytical framework that aims at understanding the evolutionary processes of a micro-mobility system (for example, bike-sharing), which offers insights into the transforming nature of a city transport system.
Liye Zhang, Jie Song
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Shared mobility services such as carsharing and bikesharing have gained significant traction in recent years. The services offer efficiency and flexibility to their members while providing benefits to society.
Grzegorz Wielinski +5 more
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Design of an innovative sanitation system for bike-sharing service
The concept of a novel sanitization device specifically designed for helmets used in bike share services is presented in this scientific work. The system uses ozone, a powerful oxidizing agent, to completely remove dust and bacteria from the helmet ...
Leonardo Frizziero +3 more
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Bikeshare systems usually relocate bikes to respond to a mismatch between demand and bike supply, imposing substantial costs to operators despite the effort to encourage users to participate in voluntary rebalancing.
Gyugeun Yoon
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In this paper, a single-vehicle static partial repositioning problem (SPRP) is investigated, which distinguishes the user dissatisfaction generated by different stations.
Qiong Tang +4 more
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Multilevel graph neural networks for bikeshare demand modeling using station and route features
Bikesharing systems are a key component of sustainable urban mobility, offering low-carbon and space-efficient alternatives to motorized travel.
Ali Behroozi, Ramin Shabanpour
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