01656974

Monograph

This issue contains nineteen papers concerning bicycles. Specific topics covered are as follows: comparing crowdsourced near-miss and collision cycling data and official bike safety reporting; analysis of Capital Bikeshare trips with GPS data; qualitative examination of aggressive driver-bicyclists interactions; and low-stress bicycle network mapping. Additional topics include route choice behavior and implications for infrastructure planning in Toronto, Canada; impact of bike facilities on residential property prices; enhancing cycling safety at signalized intersections; and intensification and bicycle mode choice. This issue also covers cyclists’ route choice determinants in Amsterdam, Netherlands; impacts of bicycle accessibility and mobility on mode share in Washington, D.C.; public bikesharing in Ningbo, China; and bidirectional cycle tracks in Montreal, Canada. Further topics include classification criteria and application of level of service for bicycle lanes in China; typologies of urban cyclists; the reach of bicycling in rural, small, and low-density places; and investigation of alternative bicycle pavement marking with the use of a bicycle simulator. This issue also covers existence and use of low-pollution route options for observed bicycling trips; current efforts to make bikeshare more equitable; and impacts of level of traffic stress on bikeshare ridership in Maryland.

English

188p

2017

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309460415

Digital/other

Figures; Maps; Photos; References; Tables

Bicycle facilities; Bicycling; Bikeways; Cyclists; Transportation planning; Vehicle sharing

Operations and Traffic Management; Pedestrians and Bicyclists; Planning and Forecasting

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Jan 22 2018 10:46AM

• Bicycle Backlash: Qualitative Examination of Aggressive Driver–Bicyclist Interactions
• Classification Criteria and Application of Level of Service for Bicycle Lanes in China
• Comparing Crowdsourced Near-Miss and Collision Cycling Data and Official Bike Safety Reporting
• Current Efforts to Make Bikeshare More Equitable: Survey of System Owners and Operators
• Cycling in Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Route Choice Behavior and Implications for Infrastructure Planning
• Dwelling Type Matters: Untangling the Paradox of Intensification and Bicycle Mode Choice
• Enhancing Cycling Safety at Signalized Intersections: Analysis of Observed Behavior
• Existence and Use of Low-Pollution Route Options for Observed Bicycling Trips
• How Do People Cycle in Amsterdam, Netherlands? Estimating Cyclists’ Route Choice Determinants with GPS Data from an Urban Area
• Impact of Bike Facilities on Residential Property Prices
• Impacts of Level of Traffic Stress on Bikeshare Ridership in the Case of Capital Bikeshare in Montgomery County, Maryland
• Investigation of Alternative Bicycle Pavement Markings with the Use of a Bicycle Simulator
• Keep ’Em Separated: Desire Lines Analysis of Bidirectional Cycle Tracks in Montreal, Canada
• Low-Stress Bicycle Network Mapping: The District of Columbia’s Innovative Approach to Applying Level of Traffic Stress
• Mind the Gap: Assessing the Impacts of Bicycle Accessibility and Mobility on Mode Share in Washington, D.C.
• Observations of Public Bikesharing: Experiences from Ningbo, China
• The Reach of Bicycling in Rural, Small, and Low-Density Places
• Typologies of Urban Cyclists: Review of Market Segmentation Methods for Planning Practice
• Where Do Bikeshare Bikes Actually Go? Analysis of Capital Bikeshare Trips with GPS Data