Docked bike-share programs have proliferated worldwide, but studies find that the
distribution of docked stations is geographically unequal. New dockless systems offer more …

Dockless bikeshare systems show potential for replacing traditional dock-based systems,
primarily by offering greater flexibility for bike returns. However, many cities in the US …

Background Bike sharing systems have potential to substantially boost active transportation
levels (and consequent physical and mental health) in urban populations. We explored …

Bikeshare programs are increasingly popular in the United States and they offer an
important alternative mode choice for many types of last-mile trips. Bikeshare systems have …

In recent years, cities around the world have launched various micromobility programs to
offer more convenient and efficient mobility options that make transit networks more …

Shared micromobility–the shared use of bicycles, scooters, or other low-speed modes–is an
innovative transportation strategy growing across the United States that includes various …

This study explores how factors, including weather, day of the week, holidays, and special
events, influence the trip frequency of two micromobility modes, shared e-scooters and …

As shared mobility burst in different cities as one of the most innovative transport solutions,
few efforts are found related to the exploration of dockless services and more specifically, to …

Many bikeshare programs seek to equitably serve residents from different income strata.
Experience from other cities in the US and elsewhere in the developed world suggest that …

Bikeshare systems are rapidly becoming more prevalent in metro and micropolitan areas
around the world. However, low-income populations, people of color, and transit-dependent …