US municipalities are increasingly introducing bicycle lanes to promote bicycle use,
increase roadway safety and improve public health. The aim of this study was to identify …

Monitoring change is an important aspect of understanding variations in spatial–temporal
processes. Recently,'big data'on mobility, which are detailed across space and time, have …

Traffic safety analysis at the macroscopic level usually relies on previously defined areal
traffic analysis zones (TAZs) that are used as the units of investigation. Hence, statistical …

Safety concerns are among the most prevalent deterrents for bicycling. The provision of
adequate bicycling infrastructure is considered as one of the most efficient means to …

The major objective of this study is to apply integrated data-driven methods to estimate
cyclist risk and discomfort in Berlin based on the OpenSenseMap dataset. The proposed …

The growing interest in cycling as a means of urban transport has led to an increased focus
on cyclist safety as a key aspect of urban planning and transport policy. Simulation studies …

Spatial correlation is a critical factor in establishing accurate traffic accident analysis models,
with the choice of measurement method significantly influencing the results. Despite the …

This research investigates to what degree built environment factors contribute to single
bicycle crashes (SBCs) using police records and ambulance data from Flevoland, the …

Information on individual hazard perception while cycling and the associated feeling of
safety are key aspects to foster sustainable urban cycling mobility. Although cyclist's …

This paper aims to examine the risk of bicycle-motor vehicle crashes occurring on a network-
wide level in Christchurch, New Zealand, based on the spatial characteristics present in the …