Weather factor impacts on commuting to work by bicycle.

Flynn, Brian S.; Dana, Greg S.; Sears, Justine; Aultman-Hall, Lisa; University of Vermont. Transportation Research Center

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Weather factor impacts on commuting to work by bicycle.

2012-04-17
By Flynn, Brian S. ; Dana, Greg S. ; Sears, Justine ; ...

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Flynn, Brian S. ; Dana, Greg S. ; Sears, Justine ; Aultman-Hall, Lisa

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University of Vermont. Transportation Research Center
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Bicycle Commuting Bicycle Commuting--Vermont Commuting Impacts Walking--Vermont Weather Conditions
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UVM TRC #12-006
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Tech Report
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Vermont
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University of Vermont. Transportation Research Center
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Concerns about health, environment, energy consumption, and transportation costs have increased interest in use of non-motorized transport, such as bicycling and walking, for utilitarian purposes {1,2]. Although current levels of bicycle use as a share of travel modes is low in the U.S., it is much higher in countries with similar levels of development and weather conditions [3]. Greater attention to built environment factors that facilitate biking and walking may increase the use of these travel modes, at least for relatively short trips [4]. Non-design factors such as the natural environment, community culture, and personal characteristics are likely also to be important in understanding decisions to use bicycles for routine travel purposes.
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