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Open Research EuropeMicromobility is a form of transportation and an efficient urban mobility solution that can include human-powered or electric vehicles for short-distance travel such as traditional bicycles, e-bikes, and e-scooters.
Panagiotis Georgakis +2 more
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The determinant conditions and causal mechanisms that explain the use of micromobility services
Management Letters/Cuadernos de GestiónMobility as a Service (MaaS) is presented as a possible solution to the sustainability challenges posed by the concentration of population in cities. Despite the wide range of services that it incorporates and the fact that its adoption is associated ...
Cayetano Medina-Molina +1 more
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This project reviews and summarizes empirical evidence for a selection of transportation and land use policies, infrastructure investments, demand management programs, and pricing policies for reducing vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Fitch-Polse, Dillon, Hung, Elena
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The dynamics of bicycles for disaster recovery and relief
Scientific ReportsMicromobility offers a potential pathway to strengthen urban disaster resilience by enabling the distribution of emergency supplies when infrastructure or transportation networks are compromised.
Qianli Qiu +3 more
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International Journal of CommunicationThis article develops a heuristic framework for analyzing “micromobility” by integrating transportation and communication perspectives. Micromobility involves small electric vehicles, such as scooters and electric bicycles, and their digital user ...
Thilo von Pape +4 more
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Micromobility and the Built Environment [PDF]
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2019 Within a remarkably short time, a wide range of small scale, short-range transportation options have catapaulted themselves into the urban environment throughout the US and the world. Incorporating these micromobility vehicles into the existing built environment poses several uniquely human opportunities and challenges.
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Various forms of micromobility, such as bicycles, cargo bikes, standing and moped-style scooters, both electric and non-electric, are often seen as contributors to sustainable mobility transitions. However, these transitions extend beyond technological, infrastructural and policy changes.
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Assessment of Micromobility Infrastructure from the Perspective of Electromobility Development
Applied SciencesThe aim of this article is to assess micromobility infrastructure from the perspective of the development of electromobility in Poland. The research problem was formulated in the form of a question: To what extent does the development of micromobility ...
Joanna Alicja Dyczkowska +2 more
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Bicycles and cargo bikes – Hybrid modular models for urban micromobility and logistics
AgathónThis paper explores modularity as a design lever for integrating personal micromobility and logistics. Taking as its starting case study a modular light vehicle developed within the framework of the National Centre for Sustainable Mobility (Spoke 5 ...
Alessandra Rinaldi, Jonathan Lagrimino
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Promet (Zagreb)Micromobility has emerged as a major global trend in urban transportation. However, it has also led to a rise in accidents, largely attributed to improper usage and inadequate safety precautions.
Mykola KARPENKO, Dominykas EIČINAS
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