Four-Year Trends of Personal Mobility Devices in Metropolitan Vancouver: The Evolution of Mode Shares, Speeds, and Comfort in Off-Street Paths

Bigazzi, Alexander York; Hassanpour, Amir; REACT Lab. University of British Columbia

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Four-Year Trends of Personal Mobility Devices in Metropolitan Vancouver: The Evolution of Mode Shares, Speeds, and Comfort in Off-Street Paths

2024-12-01
By Bigazzi, Alexander York ; Hassanpour, Amir

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REACT Lab. University of British Columbia
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Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
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Bikeways Classification Data Collection Modal Split Multimodal Transportation Taxonomy
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Canada
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REACT Lab. University of British Columbia
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Micromobility or personal mobility devices (PMD) such as bicycles, scooters, and skateboards, with or without electric-assist, are increasingly popular for urban travel, which poses challenges in the constrained spaces of cycling facilities and multi-use paths. Consequently, understanding the evolving usage of PMD and their impacts on other path users is essential to ensure safety and comfort for all users of off-street cycling facilities and multi-use paths.
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