Monitoring bicycle trips is no longer limited to traditional sources, such as travel surveys and
counts. Strava, a popular fitness tracker, continuously collects human movement trajectories …

Growing attention on the benefits of non-motorized travel has increased the demand for
accurate and timely pedestrian and bicycle travel data. Advancements in technologies and …

Overcoming concerns about bicycling safety is critical to increasing the health benefits of
bicycling for transportation. While exposure measures are critical for monitoring and …

Sports and fitness apps on GPS enabled cell phones and smart watches have become a
rich source of GPS tracking data for nonmotorized traffic, including walking, running, and …

Traffic volumes are fundamental for evaluating transportation systems, regardless of travel
mode. A lack of counts for non-motorized modes poses a challenge for practitioners …

A promising alternative transportation mode to address growing transportation and
environmental issues is bicycle transportation, which is human-powered and emission-free …

Despite evidence showing the spatial nonstationarity of the determinants of bike activity,
very few studies have addressed the phenomena, probably due to the limited sample size of …

Big Data has begun to create significant impacts in urban and transport planning. This paper
covers the explosion in data-driven research on cycling, most of which has occurred in the …

COVID-19 prompted a bike boom and cities around the world responded to increased
demand for space to ride with street reallocations. Evaluating these interventions has been …

Plans for smart mobility through cycling are often hampered by lack of information on cycling
patterns and trends, particularly in cities of the developing world such as Johannesburg …