Bicycling Infrastructure Design for Indian Cities and Emerging Economies

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Pedaling towards sustainability: a mixed-method study of the drivers and barriers to bike-sharing adoption

“…As an emerging economy, India has inadequate bike infrastructure (e.g. bike lanes and dedicated traffic signals for bikes) (Pandit and Sharma, 2022). Moreover, in India, helmets are not often used when riding bikes (Bittu Gupta, 2022); thus, bike-sharing service providers do not provide them.…”