01557587

Monograph

This issue contains 16 papers that are concerned with bicycles and motorcycles. Specific topics addressed include: computer vision techniques to collect helmet-wearing data on cyclists; interactions between buses and bicycles at stops; a visual survey tool for determining factors that make a street attractive for bicycling; red light running behavior of electric bicycles at signalized intersections; left-turning bicycle traffic and its influence on capacity of left-turning vehicles at signalized intersections; and bicyclists as consumers. Other topics include: a cost-benefit analysis of added cycling facilities; day-of-year scaling factors and design considerations for nonmotorized traffic monitoring programs; use of a public bikeshare system in Vancouver, Canada; the impacts of bicycle facilities on work and recreational bike trips; traffic reduction from bicycle commuting; and annual average daily bicyclist traffic estimation methods. Finally, the papers address: multimodal commuting to work by public transport and bicycle; electric bikes in North America; motorcycle helmet use laws; and usage patterns for powered two-wheelers in Melbourne, Australia.

English

154p

2014

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309295659

Print

Figures; Maps; Photos; References; Tables

Bicycle commuting; Bicycle facilities; Bicycle travel; Bicycles; Bicycling; Cyclists; Electric vehicles; Motorcycle helmets; Motorcycles; Motorcycling; Motorcyclists; Signalized intersections; Vehicle sharing

Design; Pedestrians and Bicyclists; Planning and Forecasting; Safety and Human Factors; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Feb 20 2015 3:14PM

• Bicyclists as Consumers: Mode Choice and Spending Behavior in Downtown Davis, California
• Characterizing Usage Patterns for Powered Two-Wheelers from Automatic Vehicle Identification Data in Melbourne, Australia
• Computer Vision Techniques to Collect Helmet-Wearing Data on Cyclists
• Cost–Benefit Analysis of Added Cycling Facilities
• Day-of-Year Scaling Factors and Design Considerations for Nonmotorized Traffic Monitoring Programs
• Disaggregate-Level Assessment of Changes to Michigan’s Motorcycle Helmet Use Law: Effects on Motorcyclist Injury Outcomes
• Dispersion Effect in Left-Turning Bicycle Traffic and Its Influence on Capacity of Left-Turning Vehicles at Signalized Intersections
• Electric Bikes in North America: Results of an Online Survey
• Evaluation of Interactions Between Buses and Bicycles at Stops
• Identifying the Leaders: Applying Diffusion of Innovation Theory to Use of a Public Bikeshare System in Vancouver, Canada
• Incorporating Weather: Comparative Analysis of Annual Average Daily Bicyclist Traffic Estimation Methods
• Measuring Traffic Reduction from Bicycle Commuting
• Modeling the Impacts of Bicycle Facilities on Work and Recreational Bike Trips in Los Angeles County, California
• Multimodal Commuting to Work by Public Transport and Bicycle: Attitudes Toward Mode Choice
• Red Light Running Behavior of Electric Bicycles at Signalized Intersections in China
• StreetSeen Visual Survey Tool for Determining Factors That Make a Street Attractive for Bicycling