Bikeshare programs are growing in popularity across the United States as cities aim to
provide an alternative mode of transportation that addresses last-mile needs while …

Shared micromobility (SμM)—shared e-scooters and (e-) bikes—offer moderate-speed,
space-efficient, and carbon-light mobility, promoting environmental sustainability and …

Transportation has become the largest CO2 emitter in the United States in recent years with
low gasoline prices standing out from many contributors. As demand side changes are …

Micromobility is an evolving form of transportation modality that uses small human‐or
electric‐powered vehicles to move people short distances. Planners expected that bike …

Many existing studies of bike-share services focus on system dynamics and user
characteristics, but less is known about how bike-share influences bicycling more broadly. In …

In this work, we investigate a new paradigm for dock‐less bike sharing. Recently, it has
become essential to accommodate connected and free‐floating bicycles in modern bike …

In the fourth industrial revolution period, multinational companies and start-ups have applied
a sharing economy concept to their business and have attempted to better serve customer …

The transportation system is undergoing a rapid change with innovative and promising
technologies that provide real-time data for a variety of applications. As we transition into a …

Shared micromobility defines as the shared use of light and low-speed vehicles such as bike
and scooter in which users have short-term access on an as-needed basis. As shared …

Bicycle and scooter use entails significant safety and health risks. News stories have
described the reckless behavior of users across the United States with the emergence of …