ResearchReport
Cyclists' Perceptions of Operation and Maintenance: Results from a Survey in Nine Urban Areas
Ole Aasvik, Torkel Bjørnsk · 2020
Summary
A survey of 2,555 cyclists across nine Norwegian urban areas examining how infrastructure maintenance affects cycling conditions, safety perceptions and travel choices. The findings identify inadequate winter snow clearance, slippery conditions and differences between demographic groups, suggesting that improved maintenance could encourage more year-round cycling.
Summary in original language (Norwegian)
En undersøkelse blant 2 555 syklister i ni norske byområder viser hvordan drift og vedlikehold påvirker sykkelforholdene, og hvordan bedre vinterdrift kan bidra til økt sykling.
- Topics
- Maintenance & OperationsData & MonitoringBehaviour & Mobility ManagementHealth, Safety & Wellbeing
- Target audience
- PoliticiansPolicy makersUrban plannersMaintenance
- Mode
- Cycling
- Conditions
- Winter
- Population group
- AdolescentsAdultsOlder adults
- Trip purpose
- All
- Countries
- Norway(Nine Norwegian urban areas)
- Language
- Norwegian
- Access
- Open access
- License
- CC BY 4.0
- Organisations
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