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1/71:30 PM4:30 PMWorkshop1040 Planning for the Infrastructure Needs of Micromobility: Bike Lanes, Parking, and ElectrificationSalon A, Convention CenterMicromobility has rapidly evolved in the last decade—from e-bikes to e-scooters to e-trikes—spanning personally owned and shared models and including goods and people movement. This development has spurred cities to consider how to plan and design infrastructure for these new modes, from bike lanes to parking to electrification. Workshop participants will learn the latest in micromobility infrastructure planning and design, across outcomes including safety, equity, and mode shift.P24-21025 Designing Micromobility Infrastructure for Movement P24-21026 Planning for Micromobility ParkingP24-21027 Best Practices for Micromobility Electrification
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1/71:30 PM4:30 PMWorkshop1070 Transit Data Challenge: Innovative Analytical Tools to Improve Public Transit147B, Convention CenterThe Transit Data Challenge is an opportunity for analysts to demonstrate an innovative tool, method, or product that uses data to improve decision making and get results for public transit. The submission topics range from operations to planning and maintenance to internal administration. The objectives of the challenge are to highlight data’s impact in public transit, foster information sharing across public transit, and introduce more people to the research and connections that the Transportation Research Board provides. Each finalist will give a brief presentation on their submission. While judges convene to evaluate the presentations, finalists will answer attendee questions in a poster session. At the end of the workshop, a winner will be announced!P24-21107 Interactive Bike-Share Analytics & Planning Tool
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1/88:00 AM9:45 AMLectern2007 Micromobility: Vehicles, Stations, Connectivity, and the User Experience152B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00404 Unlocking the Role of Shared Dockless E-Scooters in First-And Last-Mile Connectivity to Metro Rail Transit: A Quasi-Experimental Study of Los AngelesTRBAM-24-00837 GIS-Based Comprehensive Shared Micromobility Station Siting Optimization for Small Urban AreasTRBAM-24-04028 Comparative Analysis and Modelling of E-scooter Usage in Three LocationsTRBAM-24-05863 The User Experience of Golf Carts: Case Study of FloridaTRBAM-24-06472 Exploring the Shared E-Scooter Adoption Behavior: A Case Study of Chicago
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1/88:00 AM9:45 AMLectern2025 Air Quality Co-Benefits of Electric Vehicles and Environmental Justice146A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01904 Lifecycle CO2 Emissions Estimation for Electric Scooters: How is the sector progressing?
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1/88:00 AM9:45 AMLectern2028 Mobility Hubs: Improving Access Through Research and Practice145B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-04262 Planning for multimodal mobility hubs in the new mobility era: state of practice, research trends, and knowledge gapsP24-20761 Panel Discussion
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1/88:00 AM9:45 AMPoster2039 Unlocking the Travel Behavior Puzzle: Insights into Activities, Modes, Time Usage, Patterns, and Related Contexts and CovariatesHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-06145 How do individuals travel when shared mobility services are unavailable? (Board A230)TRBAM-24-01041 Evaluating the Potential for Micromobility in South Florida through a State Preference Survey (Board A241)
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1/810:15 AM12:00 PMLectern2056 Best of Research on Bicycling and Micromobility Safety102B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-05584 Safety Insights from E-scooter Rider and Bicyclist Behavior Observations in two U.S. CitiesTRBAM-24-04413 The Shifting Demographics of Unreported Struck Cyclists during the First COVID YearTRBAM-24-02774 Tram Bike Crash Risks: A Cyclist Market SurveyTRBAM-24-03272 Interactive effects analysis of road, traffic, and weather characteristics on shared e-bike speeding risk: A data-driven approach
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1/810:15 AM12:00 PMLectern2088 Last Mile Challenges and the Importance of Curbside Management145B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-02500 Parking Patterns of Last-Mile Delivery Vehicles: A Comparison Between Light-Duty Trucks and Electric Cargo Tricycles
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1/810:15 AM12:00 PMPoster2094 Human Factors of Vehicles Posters: Connected and Automated Vehicles and Intelligent SystemsHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-02702 Evaluation of AI-based Feedback System for Reducing Sidewalk Riding by Shared e-scooter Users (Board B730)
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1/810:15 AM12:00 PMPoster2105 New Forms of Shared MobilityHall A, Convention Center TRBAM-24-04590 A Regression-Content Analysis Approach to Assess Public Satisfaction with Shared Mobility Measures Against COVID-19 Pandemic (Board A102)
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1/810:15 AM12:00 PMPoster2108 Current Issues in Economic Development and Land UseHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00520 Examining the Nonlinear Effects of Neighborhood Housing + Transportation Affordability on Shared Dockless E-Scooter Trips Using Random Forest Modeling (Board A331)TRBAM-24-02909 Enhancing Last-Mile Connectivity: The Impact of the Built Environment on Bicycle-Metro Integrated Use in Urban Settings (Board A343)
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1/810:15 AM12:00 PMPoster2111 Research on Carsharing, Shared Micromobility, and Other Shared Mobility ServicesHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01552 Are Photovoltaic-battery Powered Bike Share Stations Energy Self-sufficient? (Board B614) TRBAM-24-02147 Planning decentralized battery swapping facilities for e-bike sharing systems (Board B607)TRBAM-24-03183 A Copula-based Approach for Multi-modal Demand Dependence Modeling: Temporal Correlation between the Demand for Subway and Bike-Sharing (Board B610)TRBAM-24-03273 Application of association rules mining algorithm for shared e-bike wrong-way riding behavior (Board B618)TRBAM-24-03595 Mapping Scootability from Preferred Routes: A Data-Driven Multi-Purpose Indicator System For E-Scooter Usage (Board B606)TRBAM-24-04178 Moving Forward: Directions for Analyses of Free-Floating Micromobility Systems (Board B619)TRBAM-24-04255 The Potential of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) in the United States: A Choice Experiment in Nashville, Tennessee. (Board B608)TRBAM-24-04316 Fleet Availability Prediction for Shared Electric Scooters (Board B620)TRBAM-24-04386 Life-Cycle Assessment of Electric Scooter: A Comprehensive Sustainable Analysis of a Shared Micro-Mobility System (Board B621)TRBAM-24-04597 Riding Together: How Subscription Sharing and Nationality Influence MaaS Adoption in Qatar (Board B622)TRBAM-24-05055 Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and Shared Micro-Mobility: Empirical Evidence from a Large-Scale Trial in a University Community (Board B623)TRBAM-24-05065 Exploring Contributing Factors Affect the Usage of Divvy Bike Sharing by Using A Geographically and Temporally Weighted Regression Method (Board B624)TRBAM-24-05384 Modeling Time-to-Book for E-scooters Using Grouped Order Logit Model (Board B627)TRBAM-24-06495 Understanding User's Willingness to Participate in the Reward-based Redistribution in Bike-share Systems: An Integrated Choice and Latent Variable Approach (Board B609)
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1/810:15 AM12:00 PMMeetingTraffic Law Enforcement CommitteeMarriott Marquis, Marquis Salon 9 (M2)
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1/81:30 PM3:15 PMLectern2121 Equity in Bicycling and Micromobility102B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00362 Το share or segregate? An agent-based simulation experiment to evaluate the accessibility and transport equity of road space allocation scenarios.TRBAM-24-03999 Shared Micro-mobility and Transport Equity: A Case Study of Three European CountriesTRBAM-24-05317 Examining Bicyclist Safety Inequity Across Neighborhoods in FloridaTRBAM-24-05619 Cycling Accessibility to Employment, Schools, and Grocery Stores in Arizona Metropolitan Regions
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1/81:30 PM3:15 PMLectern2126 Analysis of International Road Safety Data150B, Convention CenterP24-20101 Accidents Involving E-scooters in Urban Areas: Typical Scenarios and Injuries and Protection Devices Assessment
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1/81:30 PM3:15 PMLectern2150 First- and Last-Mile Connections to Transit: Shared Micromobility and Microtransit145A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00227 Shared micromobility as a first- and last-mile transit solution? Insights from a novel dataset
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1/81:30 PM3:15 PMPoster2162 Navigating the Future: Analyzing Evolving Vehicle Ownership TrendsHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01776 Investigation of Potential Users’ Willingness to Shift to Electric Two-Wheelers: A Case Study of Pune City, India (Board A280)
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1/81:30 PM3:15 PMPoster2172 First-Mile and Last-Mile Access to Transportation Hubs and Rail StationsHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-05436 Equitable Access to Electric Bikes: The Plight of Last-Mile Delivery Workers (Board B692)
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1/81:30 PM5:30 PMMeetingHighway Traffic Monitoring CommitteeMarquis Salon 12 (M2), Marriott MarquisThis committee is concerned with all aspects of research in the fields of highway traffic monitoring, including detection, counting, classification, and in-motion weighing of highway vehicles. Its scope encompasses the full range of monitoring technology, including traffic sensors, installation materials and techniques, signal processing algorithms, analysis and reporting techniques, and comprehensive monitoring programs targeting both motorized and nonmotorized (or micromobility) traffic. Further, the scope includes, but is not limited to, alternative sources of data such as probe and connected and autonomous vehicle data focusing on the analysis, use, and applications of these datasets in highway traffic monitoring.
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1/81:30 PM5:30 PMMeetingPedestrians Committee
Marriott Marquis, Mount Vernon Square (M3)
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1/83:45 PM5:30 PMLectern2199 Affordable Housing and Homelessness: A Framework for Mobility Solutions146B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01188 Optimizing Bikeshare Service to Connect Affordable Housing Units with Transit Service
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1/83:45 PM5:30 PMPoster2211 Measurement of Road User Visual Attention, Stress, Fatigue, and Behavior in Myriad ContextsHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-02143 Implementation of E-Scooter Driving Simulator Environment Based on Driver’s Acceptability (Board B769)
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1/83:45 PM5:30 PMPoster2223 Advanced Analytical Techniques Used to Address the Unique Transport Issues of Developing CountriesHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00634 Effect of Built Environment Characteristics on the Relationship between Shared E-bikes and Public Transit (Board B570)TRBAM-24-02320 Exploring the spatial-temporal heterogeneity of determinants on the usage efficiency of electric bike-sharing: A case study of Kunming, China (Board B550)TRBAM-24-03238 Battery-Swapping Services in Electric Micro-Mobility: Assessing User Preferences and Willingness to Pay (Board 562)TRBAM-24-05964 Estimation of Potential User's Willingness to Pay for Electric Two-Wheelers in Pune, India (Board B541)
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1/83:45 PM5:30 PMPoster2224 Innovation in Accessible Transportation and MobilityHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00558 E-bikes Toward Inclusive Mobility: A Literature Review of Perceptions, Concerns, and Barriers (Board B600)TRBAM-24-03831 Community Public Mobility Using On-Demand, Low-Speed Electric Vehicles: A Case Study in Downtown St. Louis, Missouri (Board B605)
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1/98:00 AM9:45 AMLectern3004 Innovative Approaches to Traffic Law Enforcement103A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-04030 Detection of Helmet Violations among Electric Bicycle Riders Through Multi-Network
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1/98:00 AM9:45 AMLectern3031 Shared Use Mobility Practices Being Used in Rural and Small Urban Communities147B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-06245 Community Response to Low-Speed Electric Vehicle On-Demand Mobility Service in a Rural Community
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1/98:00 AM9:45 AMPoster3047 Recent Research Findings: The Effects of Information and Communication Technologies on Transportation ChoicesHall A, Convention CenterP24-21009 goDCgo, District of Columbia’s TDM Program : 2021 – 2022 Impact Evaluation (Board A103)P24-21022 Navigating Post-Pandemic Urban Mobility: Unveiling Intentions for Shared Micro-Mobility Usage Across Three U.S. Cities (Board A101)P24-21023 A Latent Class Analysis of Public Perceptions on Shared Mobility Barriers and Benefits (Board A102)
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1/98:00 AM9:45 AMPoster3058 Young Professional Research in Sustainability, Society, and ResilienceHall A, Convention Center P24-20371 Equitable Design of Shared E-scooter and E-bike Systems (Board A121)
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1/98:00 AM12:00 PMMeetingBicycle Transportation CommitteeMarriott Marquis, Marquis Salon 6 (M2)This committee is concerned with all aspects of bicycling and bicyclists and criteria for bicycle facilities to assure that the bicycle rider has safe, convenient and efficient travel.
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1/98:00 AM12:00 PMMeetingInnovative Public Transportation Services and Technologies CommitteeMarriott Marquis, Capitol (M4)The committee considers new, emerging and innovative concepts, systems and technologies that facilitate mobility.  Emerging and innovative forms of mobility include various types of services such as traditional public and private transport, transportation network companies (TNCs) (a.k.a ridehailing), shared modes (e.g., carsharing, bike sharing and ride sharing [carpooling/vanpooling]), mobility on demand, and Mobility as a Service (MaaS).  Further, the concepts and technologies covered include those that facilitate the operation of and customer access to these services, including on-board and customer hardware and software, information systems, applications (e.g., smartphone ormobile applications that provide real-time information or allow customers to ridehail), and communication technologies. Finally, the committee covers the impact of these services and technologies on communities and travelers.
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1/910:15 AM12:00 PMLectern3098 Transitioning Toward Low Emission Vehicles in Urban Freight147A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01812 Car or Cargo Bike? Determinants for the Use of a Small Vehicle Type in Urban Logistics – A Stated Preference Survey Among Commercial Transport Operators TRBAM-24-01165 Activity-Based Travel Chain Simulation for Battery-Swapping Demand of Delivery Electric Micromobility Vehicles
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1/910:15 AM12:00 PMPoster3108 TRB Minority Student FellowsHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01041 Evaluating the Potential for Micromobility in South Florida through a State Preference Survey (Board A282)
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1/910:15 AM12:00 PMPoster3109 Workforce Development and Organizational ExcellenceHall A, Convention CenterP24-20540 Bike Share Accessibility and Disadvantaged CommunitiesP24-20545 Bikeshare: Equity – Washington D.C Capital Bikeshare P24-20549 Assessing the Impact of Micromobility Programs on Climate Change Mitigation in the U.S.: A Systematic Review
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1/91:30 PM3:15 PMPoster3166 Advances in Traffic Monitoring Research and PracticeHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-04724 Freewheeling: What Six Locations, 61,000 Trips, and 242,000 Miles in Colorado Reveal About How E-bikes Improve Mobility Options (Board B638)
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1/91:30 PM3:15 PMPoster3169 Multi-Federal Agency–Supported Research for Users of Public LandsHall A, Convention Center P24-20522 The Future of E-Bikes on Public Lands (Board A363)
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1/91:30 PM3:15 PMMeetingPowered Micromobility, ACH20(2), Joint Subcommittee of ACH20, ACH10, ACS30, AP020Marquis Salon 7&8 (M2), Marriott MarquisThis meeting will cover official business related to the Powered Micromobility Subcommittee. We will also have some time for updates on recent trends, research, and news related to research on powered micromobility.
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1/93:45 PM5:30 PMLectern3185 Design and Operations of Transportation and Electrification Networks152B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00260 An e-scooter service region and fleet allocation design problem with elastic demand
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1/93:45 PM5:30 PMPoster3214 Bicycle Safety, Planning, and Design: Research to Support Better Bicycling ConditionsHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-04583 Un-driving Climate Change: The Benefits of An E-Bike Rebate Program (Board B723)TRBAM-24-05761 Closing the Cycling Gap: Examining Equity Implications of Montreal's Bikesharing Network Growth (B726)TRBAM-24-00800 How do bike types and cycling frequency shape cycling infrastructure preferences? A stated-preference survey (Board B731)TRBAM-24-02048 A Multi-scale Approach for Free-float Bike Sharing Electronic Fence Location Planning: A Case Study of Shenzhen City (Board B744)TRBAM-24-03541 Role of safety concern and latent factors in route choice preferences of normal bicyclists and e-bike riders (Board B754)TRBAM-24-05358 Consumer Purchase Response to E-bike Incentives: Results from a Nationwide Stated Preference Study (Board B767)
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1/93:45 PM5:30 PMPoster3215 Transforming Transportation Planning and Traffic Forecasting with Artificial IntelligenceHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01111 Shared Electric Scooter Service Origin-Destination Demand Prediction Using Convolutional Neural Network (Board A312)TRBAM-24-01299 DeepBike: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Model for Large-Scale Dynamic Bike Share Rebalancing with Spatial-Temporal Context (Board A300)TRBAM-24-05662 Cross-mode Knowledge Adaptation for Bike Sharing Demand Prediction using Domain-Adversarial Graph Neural Networks (Board A280)
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1/93:45 PM5:30 PMPoster3216 The Effects of Information and Communication Technologies on Transportation ChoicesHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01453 Addressing the Quality-Value-Satisfaction-Loyalty Framework in Post-Use Behaviors of Shared E-Scooter Riders (Board A140) TRBAM-24-05146 Unraveling E-Scooter Rider Types in the United States: A Latent Class Cluster Analysis (Board B563)TRBAM-24-05253 Jointly Modelling the Usage of Shared E-Bike, Shared E-Scooter, Car Share and Public Transit Services (Board A122)
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1/93:45 PM5:30 PMPoster3224 New Research in Transportation EquityHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00922 Evaluating the Equity Impacts of Shared Micromobility in Multimodal Transportation Networks (Board B616)TRBAM-24-02844 Equitable Mobility: Analyzing Active Transportation Behavior within Low-Income Black Communities (Board B637)TRBAM-24-05441 Who Benefits from Bikeshare-Transit Access? An Investigation of Bikeshare and Transit Use in the Motor City (Board B624)
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1/93:45 PM5:30 PMPoster3225 Gendered Travel in a Non-Automobile WorldHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-01430 Unveiling Gender Disparities: Investigating Shared Bike Usage Pattern And Its Influential Factors In A Large Scale Campus In Tianjin, China (Board B647)TRBAM-24-01455 Planning for Gender Parity: Built Environment Barriers to Bikeshare Demand (Board B648)
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1/96:00 PM7:30 PMLectern3228 Novel Data and Methods for Walking, Cycling, and Scootering102B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-04310 The Future of E-Bikes on Public Lands: A Human Factors Field Study at Minute Man National Historical Park TRBAM-24-04011 Investigating Idle Time Patterns of E-Scooters: A Survival Analysis Approach to Understand Availability
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1/96:00 PM7:30 PMPoster3231 Analytical Methods of Safety PerformanceHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-03348 Investigating E-scooter Injury and Severity Before and After the Restriction Policies in Helsinki, Finland (Board B760)
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1/108:00 AM9:45 AMLectern4006 How Could Technology and Post-Pandemic Work Norms Change Travel Behavior?152B, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-05425 Investigating Objective and Subjective Factors Influencing the Adoption, Frequency, and Characteristics of E-Scooter Trips
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1/108:00 AM9:45 AMPoster4027 Omnibus Session on Bicycle Modeling and Shared Micromobility ResearchHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00976 Comparison of Escooter and Bike Users’ Behavior in Mixed Traffic (Board B720)TRBAM-24-01134 Scooting Through the Magic City: Analysis of Trip Characteristics and Usage Patterns of Shared E-scooters in Birmingham, Alabama (Board B721)TRBAM-24-02390 What Are the Characteristics of Successful Neighborhood Bikeshare Docking Stations That Encourage Trips to Bikeshare Docking Stations at Metrorail? A Study of Capital Bikeshare in Washington D.C. (Board B722) TRBAM-24-03684 Users of Shared Micromobility: Today and Tomorrow (Board B723)TRBAM-24-05094 Prediction of Bike-Sharing Station Capacity Using Explainable Artificial Intelligence (Board B724)TRBAM-24-03308 Bridging the Expectation vs Reality Gap on Route Choice Behavior of E-Bike Users: Evidence from the Greater Helsinki Region in Finland (Board B727) TRBAM-24-01014 Modelling the intention to wear helmets for e-bike riders based on an integrated model: An empirical study of Chinese college students (Board B728)TRBAM-24-00450 Assessing the impacts of micro-mobility using a novel agent-based model. An experiment in Athens, Greece. (Board B730)TRBAM-24-00566 A Decision Tree Analysis of Attitudinal Factors Associated with Use or Non-Use of EScooters in Five Countries (Board B731)TRBAM-24-00614 Addressing System Imbalance in the Bike Sharing Inventory Problem: An Enhanced Balanced Cascading Algorithm (B732)TRBAM-24-00703 Injury Severity Analysis of Imbalanced E-scooter and Bicycle Crash Data Using Statistical and Machine Learning Models (Board B734)TRBAM-24-00767 Greater London’s Bike Hire Scheme: Detrimental or Beneficial to Cyclist Safety? (Board B735) TRBAM-24-00963 Unlocking Sustainable Mobility: Exploring the Impact of Built Environment on Elderly BikeSharing Use in Chicago (Board B737)TRBAM-24-01115 Dockless Electric Scooter Demand Modeling (Board B739)TRBAM-24-01208 Factors influencing the market share of e-bike sharing: Evidence from New York City (Board B740)TRBAM-24-01230 An investigation on bike sharing brand selection of young people using a mixed logit model: A case study of Shanghai (Board B742)TRBAM-24-01376 Congestion and Environmental Impacts of Short Car Trip Replacement with Micromobility Modes (Board B743)TRBAM-24-01450 E-scooters and Transit: When Do They Compliment, When Do They Compete? (Board B744)TRBAM-24-01496 Is Competition for Losers in Dockless Bikesharing? (Board B745)TRBAM-24-01824 Bikeable streets: Uncovering the impact of link-level street design on bike-sharing usage (Board B700)TRBAM-24-02021 Could dockless and docked bike-sharing substitute each other? Analyzing the relationship between two bike-sharing patterns from flow clustering (Board B738)TRBAM-24-02205 Powering Bikeshare in New York City: Does The Usage of E-Bikes Differ from Regular Bikes? (Board B748)TRBAM-24-02584 Quantifying E-scooter Riders' Discomfort in Interactions with Vulnerable Road Users (Board B757)TRBAM-24-03077 Exploring Factors Affecting Helmet Use Intention among Shared E-Bike Riders in China: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach (Board B749)TRBAM-24-03110 A Novel Hierarchical Multimodal Spatio-Temporal Architecture for Shared Electric Bicycle Demand Predicting (Board B769)TRBAM-24-04779 Examining Social-demographic Determinants of Bike-sharing Station Capacity Using Smart Location Database (Board B725)TRBAM-24-04799 Roadblocks to Ride: Unraveling Barriers to Access Shared Micromobility Systems in the United States (Board B764) TRBAM-24-04860 To What Extent Does Micromobility Enable Car-Light Lifestyles? (Board B758) TRBAM-24-05772 Shared micromobility fees: current patterns, impacts, and best practices (Board B753)TRBAM-24-05996 Navigating the Urban Jungle: Evaluating the Impact of Infrastructure Policies on Energy-Efficient Access for Micro-Mobility (Board B768)TRBAM-24-05153 The Impact of Parking Density and Land Uses on Shared Scooter Parking Compliance and Demand (Board B754)TRBAM-24-04404 Paving the Way for Micromobility Services: A Cross-sector Research Roadmap (Board B759)
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1/1010:15 AM12:00 PMLectern4053 Navigating the Future: Travel Behavior in the Age of New Mobilities152A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-03772 E-Scooter Multi-riding: Analyzing Riding Practices in Helsinki, FinlandTRBAM-24-04350 Understanding Factors Influencing User Retention in EU Shared E-scooter Schemes
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1/1010:15 AM12:00 PMLectern4061 How Safe Is This?: A Gender Perspective146C, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-04031 Gender split and safety behavior of cyclists and e-scooter users in Asbury Park, NJ
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1/1010:15 AM12:00 PMPoster4071 Transportation Network Modeling Mega Poster SessionHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-00584 A New Spatial Network Optimization Model for Locating Bike-sharing Stations (B560)TRBAM-24-03411 Optimal Design of Transit Networks Fed by Shared Bikes Atop a Ring-radial Network (Board B542)TRBAM-24-04532 Optimal Rebalancing and Charging of Shared Electric Scooters Using Charging Hubs (Board B534)
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1/1010:15 AM12:00 PMPoster4073 Transportation Demand Management, Tolling, and Congestion PricingHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-03508 Exploring the Feasibility of a Credit Scheme for Sustainable Mobility in University Communities (Board B679)TRBAM-24-04897 Estimates of the Willingness to Accept Monetary Incentives for the Selection of Transit and E-Scooter Modes in Puerto Rico (Board B686)
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1/1010:15 AM12:00 PMPoster4076 Using Community Insights to Develop Sustainable, Equitable, and Resilient Transportation SolutionsHall A, Convention Center P24-20191 Analyzing the Impacts of COVID-19 on Destination Choice of Bikers in New York City (Board B762)TRBAM-24-04088 E-scooter Safety: Exploring How Attitudinal Factors Influence Risky Behavior among Shared E-scooter Riders in Chicago (Board B736)TRBAM-24-04544 Exploring the Effect of Micromobility Use on Daily Travel Patterns, Mode Shift, and Car Ownership (Board B721)
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1/103:45 PM5:30 PMPoster4084 Advancing Travel Forecasting Methods and PracticesHall A, Convention CenterTRBAM-24-04001 Do Scooter Parking Zones Reduce Preference for Shared E-Scooters in Last-Mile Travel? A Hybrid Nested Weibit Choice Modelling Approach (Board A140)
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1/106:00 PM8:00 PMForumWays towards Sustainable Urban Mobility
Embassy of Switzerland, 2900 Cathedral Avenue N.W
Washington, D.C. 20008
The event will discuss the potential of micro-mobility and micro-mobility friendly cities & suburbs to make a difference and to offer a way out of our current dilemma. The talks reflect the current practice and research of the two well-known speakers.
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