bike-share

Multi-Modal Travel in Yosemite Valley

Research Product Type
Research Report
In this study, the researchers examined traffic volumes and patterns in Yosemite Valley, the heart of Yosemite National Park.

North American Micromobility Panel

  • Principal Investigator Dillon Fitch-Polse, Ph.D.
  • University of California, Davis
This project focuses on answering research questions pertaining to what travel modes do people shift from when they use micromobility services, how frequently do people use micromobility services, how different are users and non-users in terms of attitudes and travel behavior, potential barriers for widespread adoption, and how variations in micromobility services differ in their appeal to users and in the attitudes of non-users.
Project Status
Complete

Optimizing Bikeshare Service to Connect Affordable Housing Units with Transit Service

Research Product Type
Research Report
This research studies the potential of bikeshare services to bridge the gap between Affordable Housing Communities (AHC) and transit services to improve transport accessibility of the residents. In doing so, the study develops an agent-based simulation optimization modeling (ABM) framework for the optimal design of the bikesharing station network considering improving accessibility as the objective.

Optimizing Bikeshare Service to Connect Affordable Housing Units with Transit Services

  • Principal Investigator Miguel Jaller, Ph.D.
  • University of California, Davis
This project will develop a framework to optimize the location of bikeshare stations to mitigate the barriers between affordable housing and transit services. To achieve this, the multi-objective optimization process will consider both bikeshare trip demand, transit service schedule, available affordable housing units, and other geographic information.
Project Status
Complete

Sacramento Area Travel Survey: Before Bike-Share

Research Product Type
Research Report
The project uses a before-and-after methodology to directly measure the impact of the bike-share system on levels of bicycling, transit use, and vehicle-miles of travel.

Sustainability of Micromobility Services: VMT Reduction and Transit Connection

  • Principal Investigator Dillon Fitch-Polse, Ph.D.
  • University of California, Davis
In this project, the research team will quantify the magnitude of micromobility service effects on vehicle miles of travel (VMT) through triangulation and synthesis of three primary travel behaviors: mode substitution, transit connection, and driving/ride-hailing behavior.
Project Status
Complete
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