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Is the Youth Aware of E-scooter Use Regulations? Evidence from the Region of Sicily
Transactions on Transport SciencesMicromobility became a trend over the last few years in many European cities, but also worldwide. This trend emerged after the appearance of many e-scooter sharing services, which mainly operated in a dockless way, i.e. without fixed stations.
Tiziana Campisi +4 more
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Clutter from parked e-scooters: Effects of dedicated spaces
Journal of Cycling and Micromobility ResearchShared e-scooters are popular, but improperly parked e-scooters impede access for pedestrians. Policymakers need knowledge about the impact and limitations of parking measures to reduce clutter.
Katrine Karlsen +3 more
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Exploring diversity of shared micromobility market: A comparison across 52 countries
Journal of Urban MobilityShared micromobility is undergoing a rapid global evolution due to an interplay of several factors, such as new vehicle technology, the market entrance of new service providers, and user adoption patterns.
Merja Kajava +3 more
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Transportation Research Interdisciplinary PerspectivesThis ethnographic study leverages transit diaries, in-depth interviews, and participant observation to examine consumptive experiences of shared e-scooter use.
Karly Nygaard-Petersen
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Footprints of the Future: Cleaner and Faster Transportation with Shared E-Scooter Operational Models
ISPRS International Journal of Geo-InformationIn recent years, shared e-scooters have become increasingly popular as a mode of transportation in urban areas. Shared e-scooters have emerged as a convenient and sustainable transportation option in urban areas, providing users with a flexible and ...
Ömer Kaya
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Shared e-scooters as a commuting mode: evidence from Malmö, Sweden
Case Studies on Transport PolicyShared e-scooters (SEs) are increasingly integrated into urban mobility systems, yet their role in commuting and contribution to sustainable transport remain insufficiently understood. This study examines SE commuting patterns in Malmo, Sweden, focusing on their use as both a first-/last-mile connection to public transport and a primary commuting mode.
Chunli Zhao, Mengtian Xue, Zahra Hamidi
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Smart CitiesThis paper investigates the spatiotemporal patterns and accessibility implications of shared e-scooter use in Tel Aviv, drawing on a complete year (2024) of trip-level data from all licensed providers.
Ada Garus +3 more
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Supply level planning for shared e-scooters considering spatiotemporal heteroscedastic demand
Transportation Research Interdisciplinary PerspectivesAccurate demand forecasting is a key success for mobility service businesses, especially shared electric (e-)scooters, for their volatile demand, high operational costs, and strict regulations.
Narith Saum +2 more
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Shared bikes vs. private e-scooters
Urban mobility has undergone a transformation with the advent of micromobility vehicles, leading to a multitude of studies investigating the factors that drive early adoption and the sustainability and equity implications. However, in a context where local administrations struggle regarding how to fit different micromobility systems within the urban ...
Roig Costa, Oriol|| +2 more
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Scooting around the Margins: Testing Scooter Parking Design Pilots
FindingsCities designate space for shared bikes and e-scooters using dedicated parking corrals. Yet best practices for corral design remain unclear, particularly if corral design can influence parking compliance or tidiness.
Anne Brown +2 more
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