Incentive measures to avoid the illegal parking of dockless shared bikes: the relationships among incentive forms, intensity and policy compliance

Gao, Liangpeng; Ji, Yanjie; Yan, Xingchen; Yang, Fan; Guo, Weihong

doi:10.1007/s11116-020-10088-x

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“…erefore, Kim [43] suggested using moral norms and legal enforcement to activate the safe behavior among young college students in preventing texting while driving in the United States. For the illegal parking behavior of free-floating bike-sharing users in China, SN was discussed as an effective measure to control such misbehavior [44]. us, the transportation literature supports the influence of normative effects on a wide range of behaviors.…”

Section: Social Norms and Behaviorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Norms Matter: University Students’ Misbehaviors in the Metro Carriage

Zhang

Baig

Mao

et al. 2021

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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Metro travelers’ travel experience is highly influenced by fellow passengers’ misbehaviors such as eating or littering in the carriage and sound blaster, which are common in the metro carriage. Although operators have implemented various regulations to reduce misbehavior, little theoretical research has investigated such behavior motivators to provide targeted guidelines for specific passenger segments. To this end, this study explores how demographic and perceived social norms of university students affect their misbehaviors, i.e., eating in the carriage, public display of affection, sound blaster, cross-legged sitting, leaning against the pole, and littering, in the metro carriage of Shanghai, China. With the structural equation model, it is revealed that both injunctive and descriptive norms impose significant impacts on passengers’ inappropriate behaviors, with the effect of the former generally to a greater degree. Gender heterogeneity in passenger misbehavior is also observed, where males significantly perform better in eating in the carriage and cross-legged sitting. These findings may decode the underlying motivation of passenger misbehaviors and provide guidelines for effective intervention with targeted policy design and implementation.

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Section: Social Norms and Behaviorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Norms Matter: University Students’ Misbehaviors in the Metro Carriage

Zhang

Baig

Mao

et al. 2021

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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“…The research on parking behavior of users in bike-sharing mainly includes three aspects, namely, the causes of disorderly parking [18][19] [20] , parking intention and influencing factors [21][22] , and solving the problem of disorderly parking [23][24] [25] .…”

Section: Parking Behaviormentioning

confidence: 99%

Data Analysis of Pile-free bike-sharing from Market Status to Operation Management Mode

2021

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Shared travel plays a more and more active role in the emergence of urban traffic, but there is no systematic and perfect combing and analysis on the study of bike-sharing without piles, especially on its operation and management mode. This paper will conduct a comprehensive data analysis on the research of bike-sharing without piles from the individual micro level and the enterprise government level, and explore the research focus and possible subject areas of future research.

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“…(1) Then, lock out the nondesignated accounts and record negative information for the enterprise Then, transfer deposit and record negative information for the enterprise (2) Then, transfer the usage fee to the enterprise account (3) Then, transfer part of the deposit to the enterprise account (4) Then, transfer all deposits to the enterprise account (5)…”

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confidence: 99%

“…According to the statistics, up to 25 million-yuan deposits belong to about 125,000 users which could not be returned after the bankruptcy of "Xiao Ming" shared bikes in June 2018. e well-known company OFO has also been exposed as having difficulty for the deposit refund. According to the incomplete statistics, the number of active users of shared bikes in China had grown to 221 million [3], and the deposit scale of shared bikes can reach 40 billion yuan. Meanwhile, several shared bike enterprises have embezzled user deposits to invest and manufacture more bicycles [4].…”

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Research on a Shared Bicycle Deposit Management System Based on Blockchain Technology

Zhao

Wang

2020

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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As a green travel mode, bike sharing is developing rapidly across China. At present, charging deposits from users is the common operation mode adopted by shared bicycle enterprises. The large number of shared bicycle enterprises generates fierce market competition, and the eliminated enterprises always refuse to return user deposits. Even regular running enterprises still have trouble with the immediate return of deposits. This situation severely affects the reputation of shared bicycle enterprises, and concerns have been shared widely across the society. Meanwhile, there is a general expectation among users that their deposits could be refunded timely and a broad appeal for technical management to resolve this problem. This article uses blockchain technology to reform the current management mode for shared bicycle deposits and constructs a decentralized, user information and deposit visualized, and multidimensional supervised management system. The proposed management system makes the real-time flow direction supervision of user deposits to be realized. Furthermore, a smart contract of shared bicycle deposits with punishment mechanism is also designed. Finally, the differences between the proposed deposit management mode and the current deposit management mode are analyzed, and a simulation experiment is conducted. In the simulation experiment, the deposit theft rate of our deposit management system is 0%, which is far better than the two existing bike deposit management systems. The results show that the outstanding advantages of the proposed deposit management mode, which include improving deposit supervision and guaranteeing user deposit security, are also conducted. This article has made effective technical management exploration to reduce deposit management risks and improve deposit management institutions for shared bicycles. It has important practical reference value for accelerating the sustainable development of shared bicycle enterprises.

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Incentive measures to avoid the illegal parking of dockless shared bikes: the relationships among incentive forms, intensity and policy compliance

Cited by 23 publications

References 63 publications

Social Norms Matter: University Students’ Misbehaviors in the Metro Carriage

Social Norms Matter: University Students’ Misbehaviors in the Metro Carriage

Data Analysis of Pile-free bike-sharing from Market Status to Operation Management Mode

Research on a Shared Bicycle Deposit Management System Based on Blockchain Technology

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