Most planning guidelines for bicycle networks define a consistent set of qualitative criteria.
All relevant destinations should be reached by bike in a safe, coherent (ie, continuous …

In this paper, we determine a welfare-optimal investment strategy for bicycle networks while
considering the joint impact of travel time savings and induced demand throughout the …

Cycling is affordable, healthy, and sustainable, but access to destinations on low-stress safe
cycling routes in most cities is both limited and unevenly distributed. Many cities are …

The lack of cycling infrastructure in urban environments hinders the adoption of cycling as a
viable mode for commuting, despite the evident benefits of (e-) bikes as sustainable …

In the post-pandemic world, the way many people move has changed [16]. In large parts of
the world, public transport was extremely limited during the pandemic [9]. As a result, many …

Transport planners should usually make strategic decisions having extensive long-run
economic and social impacts on the public's life. They are expected to adopt long-term …