2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.tra.2008.03.016
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Research on bicycle conversion factors

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“…Note that it is convenient to endow the circuit with bicycle-friendly attributes, namely adequate lanes, traffic lights, priority rules, good track quality and low crossings density (e.g. Aashto, 2012;Austroads, 2009;Broach et al, 2012;Crow, 2007;Wang et al, 2008), which will lead to restrictions on the remaining traffic in some of its accesses. Such restrictions are usually not a problem because of the existence of alternative paths.…”
Section: A Possible Main Bicycling Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Note that it is convenient to endow the circuit with bicycle-friendly attributes, namely adequate lanes, traffic lights, priority rules, good track quality and low crossings density (e.g. Aashto, 2012;Austroads, 2009;Broach et al, 2012;Crow, 2007;Wang et al, 2008), which will lead to restrictions on the remaining traffic in some of its accesses. Such restrictions are usually not a problem because of the existence of alternative paths.…”
Section: A Possible Main Bicycling Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lately these issues have become central to transport policy makers, as it is becoming ever more evident that the current state of affairs may not be sustainable in the long term (Kenworthy, 2008). The bicycle is a means of transport that can be adopted in most cities, which combines the readiness to use of the automobile with high efficiency, low congestion (one bicycle being roughly equal to 0·23 cars on road sections (Wang et al, 2008)), health benefits (Meschika, 2012;Woodcock et al, 2007) and quickness of travel for short distances (it is competitive with the automobiles up to 5 km (Dekoster and Schollaert, 1999).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bisiklet yolları ile ilgili araştırmaların bir kısmı varolan yollarla ilgili bilgi birikiminin artırılmasını hedeflerken (Akay, 2006;Lindsey ve Nguyen, 2004;Swords et.al, 2004;Buehler ve Handy, 2008;Pucher ve Buehler, 2008;Chang ve Chang, 2008;Zacharias, 2007) bir kısım çalışmalar da yeni açılacak yollar için planlama ve güzergah seçimi konusundaki metodolojinin geliştirilmesi üzerinedir (Hyodo et.al, 2000;McCahill ve Garrick, 2008;Glowacki ve Tracz, 2008;Dabbour ve Easa, 2008;Wang et al, 2008;Zacharias ve Zhang, 2008). Son yıllarda pek çok Batı ülkesinde hazırlanan ulaşım planlarında bisiklet konusuna özel önem verilmiş ve birçok kentte de orta ve uzun dönemli bisiklet planları hazırlanmıştır.…”
Section: Kent İçi̇ Ulaşimda Bi̇si̇klet Kullanimiunclassified
“…A Mix of non-motorized and motorized vehicles is an important traffic type in China. Some surveys show that the non-motorized vehicle, mainly bicycle is one of the most widely used traffic tools in Chinese daily travel activity 4 . Although some researchers focused on the car-bicycle conflict and injury accidents involving cyclists [5][6][7] , little information has been published concerning the conflict among mixed traffic streams near bus stops.…”
Section: Introduction Introduction Introduction Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%