Cycling is a desirable mode of transportation in urban areas due to its environmental, social,
and economic benefits. Design manuals are used as standardized references and guides to …

Bicyclists often deviate from the shortest possible routes and take detours in search of more
pleasant riding conditions. The extent of detours and the factors affecting bicyclists to ride …

This study evaluated changes in cycling trips before and after the construction of an urban
greenway in Vancouver, Canada. Urban cycling has gained in popularity as a healthy and …

More and more cities worldwide are striving for sustainability and livability. Measuring the
service or performance of local-scale spaces for pedestrians and bicyclists to better …

As cities across the United States strive to create comfortable bicycle networks for
mainstream users, three topics have garnered attention: project prioritization criteria …

Understanding how several street attributes influence the frequency of cycle commuting is
relevant for policymaking in urban planning. However, to better understand the impact of the …

More accurate predictions of bicycle crashes can increase the return on investment from
bicycle safety initiatives. One useful tool to understand the association between critical …

Emerging micromobility services provide not only new transportation options, but also
valuable sources of data for researchers and planners seeking to understand traveler …

The focus of this paper is to examine the influence of network, land use, and demographic
characteristics on the number of bicycle-vehicle crashes, and to develop area-level bicycle …

Urban and transport planners need to assess the stressful conditions experienced by
cyclists, considering that highly stressful situations can discourage people from cycling as a …