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After the Crash: Post-Collision Travel Behavior and Safety Perceptions

Research Product Type

Research Report

To quantify the ways that crash-related experiences shape the way individuals think about travel, this project conducted four focus group discussions with people who had been involved in a crash or near miss or whose relatives or friends experienced one.

Estimating Vehicle-miles traveled reduced from Dock-less E-bike-share: Evidence from Sacramento, california

Research Product Type

Associated Publication

This paper develops a framework for estimating vehicle miles reduced from the introduction of bike-share service.

Factors influencing dock-less E-bike-share mode substitution: Evidence from Sacramento, California

Research Product Type

Associated Publication

This paper identifies factors influencing mode substitution, defined here as the mode that is replaced when bike-share is used. Results provide guidance for designing bike-share operations and policies to enhance car substitution.

Post-Collision Travel Behavior and Safety Perceptions

Principal Investigator Md Musfiqur Rahman ("Sifat") Bhuiya
University of California, Davis

This project will quantify the ways that crash-related experiences shape the way individuals think about travel, through conducting focus group discussions with people who had been involved in a crash or near miss or whose relatives or friends experienced one.

Project Status

Complete