Revealed Bicyclist Route Preferences and Street Conditions

doi:10.3141/2587-03

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	Revealed Bicyclist Route Preferences and Street Conditions
	Zacharias, John ; Zhang, Renda
刊名	TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD
	2016
关键词	CHOICE MODEL GPS DATA CYCLISTS TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE BEHAVIOR
DOI	10.3141/2587-03
英文摘要	In this study, the route choices of cyclists in an urban environment were related to nine variables on street design and dynamics: tree shade, car parking, traffic speed, traffic volume, mixed or segregated traffic, dedicated bicycle facility, number of car lanes, number of restaurants, and number of retail stores. Cycling itineraries were collected with a tracker equipped with GPS and responses from an intercept survey (n = 212). Distance-equivalent routes were obtained with a geographical information system. All street segments used by cyclists were investigated to obtain original relevant traffic and physical data. Street segments were coded for the nine variables and entered into a multiple linear regression model in which cyclist volume from the revealed preference survey was the dependent variable. Tree shade, traffic speed, mixed traffic, and the presence of restaurants were found to be significant or highly significant, while car parking and traffic volume were nearly significant. The model explained 21% of the variance in route choice in this sample of four kinds of cycling trips in Shenzhen, China. Examination of the distance-equivalent alternative routes revealed that the number of turns was significantly higher, while tree shade and mixed traffic were not significant in choice.; State Administration for Foreign Expert Affairs of China; SCI(E); SSCI; ARTICLE; johnzacharias@pku.edu.cn; 2587; 17-22
语种	英语
内容类型	期刊论文
源URL	[http://ir.pku.edu.cn/handle/20.500.11897/459049]
专题	建筑与景观设计学院
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Zacharias, John,Zhang, Renda. Revealed Bicyclist Route Preferences and Street Conditions[J]. TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD,2016.
APA	Zacharias, John,&Zhang, Renda.(2016).Revealed Bicyclist Route Preferences and Street Conditions.TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD.
MLA	Zacharias, John,et al."Revealed Bicyclist Route Preferences and Street Conditions".TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD (2016).