Bike-sharing is known as a sustainable form of transportation. This travel mode is able to
tackle the “last mile” transit issue and deliver financial, well-being, and low-carbon lifestyle …

To increase the amount of bicycling as a mode of transport, many countries are developing
placed based bicycling plans and strategies. However, this approach necessitates …

Introduction The sudden COVID-19 pandemic poses a fresh and tough challenge to bike
sharing systems (BSS). With this epidemic as a shock event, this paper aspires to shed light …

Predicting the next location of human mobility and its semantic information can support
recommendations for location-based services and trajectory mining, such as human mobility …

Multi-layer networks could reveal the carbon emission structure of urban traffic formed after
residents choose the means and purpose of trips. In this paper, a multi-layer network model …

Bike-sharing data have been a valuable source for urban transport research. While most
studies focus on Origin-Destination (OD) data of users' bike trips in bike-sharing researches …

The multi-modal combination of" dockless bikesharing (DBs)+ metro" can effectively
addresses the" last mile" challenge, and its importance to improve the quality of metro …

As bike-sharing systems gain popularity, understanding their roles in urban transportation,
such as the first/last mile problem and the replacement of public transit, is crucial to …

The planning process for bike sharing systems is often complex, involving multiple
stakeholders and several considerations: finding hotspots in the potential demand, and …

Understanding how bike-share interacts with public transit is vital to determining the
potential benefits of bike-share on the existing urban transportation system. This study …