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Shared mobility
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This ongoing research focuses on two streams of research. First, this research examines the regulation of dockless e-scooter and bicycle parking. This research highlights the reality of misparking, perceptions of misparking, and policies to address this problem.
Second, this research project examines the use of ride-hail services, such as Uber and Lyft, by households with lower-incomes.
Scooter, bicycle, and car misparking in five American cites. Source: Impeding access: The frequency and characteristics of improper scooter, bike, and car parking published in Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives. [open access] 10.1016/j.trip.2020.100099
Scooter riders’ assessments of parking compliance for eight scenarios. Source: Can you park your scooter there? Why scooter riders mispark and what to do about it published in Findings. [open access] 10.32866/001c.19537
Publications
"Can You Park Your Scooter There? Why Scooter Riders Mispark and What to Do about It."
Brown, Anne, N. Klein, and C. Thigpen. (2021). “Can You Park Your Scooter There? Why Scooter Riders Mispark and What to Do about It.” Findings, February, 19537.
[open access] https://doi.org/10.32866/001c.19537.
Impeding Access: The Frequency and Characteristics of Improper Scooter, Bike, and Car Parking
Brown, A., N. Klein, C. Thigpen, and N. Williams. (2020). Impeding Access: The Frequency and Characteristics of Improper Scooter, Bike, and Car Parking. Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives. 4 (March):
[open access] https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trip.2020.100099.