This paper investigates cyclist route choices using global positioning system (GPS) data
collected from 750 bicycles in Hamilton, Ontario's bike share system–SoBi (Social Bicycles) …

To identify the determinants of bike share users' route choices, this research collects
132,397 hub-to-hub global positioning system (GPS) trajectories over a 12-month period …

To understand a bicyclist's route choice is difficult, given the many factors that influence the
attractiveness of different routes. The advent of low-cost GPS devices has made route choice …

To better understand bicyclists' preferences for facility types, GPS units were used to
observe the behavior of 164 cyclists in Portland, Oregon, USA for several days each. Trip …

Recognizing the environmental and health benefits of cycling, cities around the world are
promoting use of the bicycle for everyday transportation, but with limited information about …

GPS-equipped bike-share fleets are a source of rich data that can be used to estimate
cycling volumes to assist infrastructure investment decisions aimed at increasing ridership …

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 …

Growing interest in sustainable transportation systems has driven decision-makers toward
policies and investments aimed at promoting cycling, but little to no effort has been made …

This study examines the effects of built environment features, including factors of land use
and road network, on bicyclists' route preferences using the data from the city of Seattle. The …

This research analyzes bicycle commuter behavior that relies on the innovative use of
Global Positioning System (GPS)-based data collection. The study examines the commute …