Bicyclists' Response to Urban Bikeways
Bonnie Kroll, Robert Sommer
Abstract
Bonnie Kroll, Robert Sommer
Abstract
In response to increased bicycle usage in recent years many cities have built extensive bikeway systems. Cyclists' evaluations of these facilities were sought in a national survey of bicyclists both on and off bikeways. Interview data from cyclists on bikeways show that cyclists feel safer on bikeways than on city streets. Cyclists also reported common design deficiencies in bikeways. Questionnaire data from cyclists riding near, but not on, bikeways give strong implications for locating bikeways where they will be most useful.
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In response to increased bicycle usage in recent years many cities have built extensive bikeway systems. Cyclists' evaluations of these facilities were sought in a national survey of bicyclists both on and off bikeways. Interview data from cyclists on bikeways show that cyclists feel safer on bikeways than on city streets. Cyclists also reported common design deficiencies in bikeways. Questionnaire data from cyclists riding near, but not on, bikeways give strong implications for locating bikeways where they will be most useful.
Key concepts: SAFER, Transport engineering, Geography, Engineering, Computer science, Computer security