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Metabolic and Cardiovascular Responses to a Simulated Commute on an E-Bike
Source: Translational Journal
Study evaluating the cardiometabolic responses of exertion between a regular bike and an e-bike.
Read More >Women’s Needs and Expectations as Users of Bike Sharing Services
Source: Journal Sustainability
The paper investigates women's needs and expectations as users of Paris' VELIB bike-sharing service.
Read More >Source: Journal of Preventative Medicine
Examines relationships between active transportation behavior and three indices of social capital (community participation, sense of community, and sociopolitical control) via a representative survey of Wisconsin adults.
Read More >Urban access across the globe: an international comparison of different transport modes
Source: Nature
Examines the relationship between access to jobs within a 30-minute commute in 117 cities worldwide for 4 different modes of transport and finds that American cities lag behind globally in transit and walking access.
Read More >Money for bikes: Tax incentives and purchase premiums for cycling in Europe
Source: European Cyclists' Federation
Maps and describes almost 300 tax-incentive and purchase-premium schemes for cycling across Europe offered by national, regional, and local authorities to make it attractive to cycle more and drive less.
Read More >Source: Streetlight
Streetlight's eBook demonstrates how to measure crashes per actual bicycle miles traveled (BMT).
Read More >Source: World Resources Institute
This Low-Speed Zone Guide presents strategies for planning, designing, building, and evaluating low-speed zones in cities.
Read More >Source: People for Bikes
Compiles electric bicycle (e-bike) laws by State to help make riding an e-bike easy and accessible for all.
Read More >Source: FWHA
Describes FHWA's Safe Transportation for Every Pedestrian (STEP) program strategies and 7 countermeasures proven to reduce severe pedestrian crashes.
Read More >Source: Transportation Research Board
State departments of transportation (DOTs) conduct planning and administer funding programs for the implementation of pedestrian and bicycle projects.
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