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

Abstract Information about factors that affect patterns of use by bike share members is
needed to manage systems effectively and equitably. Recent research into the patterns of …

Abstract Introduction New York City's bike share system (Citi Bike) is the largest of its kind in
the US and has the potential to provide population-level health benefits. Bike share …

Various studies show that bikeshare systems have positive implications for people's health,
social cohesion, urban livability, and urban congestion, although many suggest bikeshare …

Neural methods are state-of-the-art for urban prediction problems such as transportation
resource demand, accident risk, crowd mobility, and public safety. Model performance can …

Since 2017, cities across the US have introduced shared e-scooter sharing programs that
often co-exist with docked bikeshare services. Previous research has compared e-scooter …

Bike share systems are a standard feature of the urban mobility ecosystem but they have
received criticism for serving a narrow demographic band of residents and visitors while …

This work analyzes gendered processes by a methodology based on clustering factors with
influence in the decision-making process of women as users or employees of the transport …

Bike share systems are expanding efforts to be more equitable and accessible to everyone
by offering adaptive bicycle options to people who might otherwise be unable to ride. These …

Abstract Background Under the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013, local authorities in Wales
must construct new cycling infrastructure and multi-use lanes. Using Cardiff as its …