Understanding what environments are comfortable (and perceived as safe) for bicyclists is
essential for increasing bicycling, particularly for non-experienced riders. Surveys probing …

A common method used to evaluate road designs for bicycling is a survey of stated opinions
based on imagined bicycling experiences that are used to represent real experiences …

Non-motorized travel modes, particularly cycling, are experiencing a resurgence in many
United States (US) states as well as in other countries. Still, most studies focus on bicyclists' …

Two trends in the United States—growth in bicycling and enthusiasm for complete streets—
suggest a need to understand how various roadway users view roadway designs meant to …

While many professionals support bicycling for transportation to reduce traffic congestion
and improve public health, many potential cyclists see the risks from traffic injuries as a …

The majority of bicycling in the US is for recreation rather than transportation purposes but
few studies have examined the question of bicycling purpose. We use data from an online …

Examining bicyclists' route choices provides valuable insights into the importance of road
environments for bicycling. In this study, we examine the role of road factors, individual …

Studies show that the way an individual feels about bicycling–the degree to which they like
bicycling–is an important predictor of whether or not they bicycle. But why do some people …

Buffered and protected bike lanes are increasingly recognized as a valuable tool in enticing
potential or wary cyclists to use a bicycle for transportation. These facilities—which provide …

Prior research has identified several barriers influencing decisions to bicycle, including
infrastructure, safety, and environmental factors. There is scant research exploring how sex …