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Latent Bicycle Commuting Demand and Effects of Gender on Commuter Cycling and Accident Rates

Abstract

A recent survey by the City of Calgary, Canada, found that more than 75% of cyclists commuting to downtown Calgary are male. The intent of this research is to determine whether this is also true for cyclists commuting to a university campus located in the second most popular employment area of the city, what obstacles are preventing women from bicycling, and what measures could increase the number of female commuter cyclists. An online survey …

Authors

Twaddle H; Hall F; Bracic B

Journal

Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board, Vol. 2190, No. 1, pp. 28–36

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Publication Date

January 2010

DOI

10.3141/2190-04

ISSN

0361-1981