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Bicycles are a frequently used transportation mode in the cities of China. Unavoidably, bicycle parking is becoming a serious problem in urban areas, especially in the central business district (CBD). A bicycle parking study in the CBD of Shanghai, begun in 1987, includes data collecting, parking generation modeling, and parking demand forecasting in the predicting year and suggests a parking plan for the year 2000 and a management package to improve short-term bicycle parking in the CBD.

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1994

Transportation Research Record

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Bicycles; Central business districts; Data collection; Demand; Economic forecasting; Management; Parking; Planning; Studies; Supply

Supply and demand

China; Shanghai (China)

China; Shanghai (China)

Administration and Management; Economics; Highways; Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB

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