2021
DOI: 10.26128/2021.241
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Big Data im Radverkehr : Teil II

Abstract: Die Nutzung verfügbarer Radverkehrsdaten auf GPS-Basis stellt eine preisgünstige Möglichkeit für Kommunen dar, einen Überblick über das Nutzungsverhalten ihrer Radfahrenden zu erhalten. Mit den vorliegenden Ergebnissen soll eine Lücke bei der Interpretation von GPS-basierten Daten geschlossen werden. Die Radfahrtypologie auf Basis des geäußerten Verhaltens kann dabei helfen, GPS-Daten auch ohne detaillierte Kenntnisse der zugrundeliegenden Nutzergruppen zielgenauer zu interpretieren. Damit können zukünftig Kom… Show more

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“…Due to constraints of dimensions and capacity of bicycle infrastructure, it is conceivable that e-scooters can pose conflicts between cyclists and scooter riders, sustained by the possible cannibalization of transport modes, especially those involving active travel [16,17]. E-scooters travelling at their maximum speed of 20 km/h [15,18] can pose an obstacle to cyclists travelling at higher than average speeds [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to constraints of dimensions and capacity of bicycle infrastructure, it is conceivable that e-scooters can pose conflicts between cyclists and scooter riders, sustained by the possible cannibalization of transport modes, especially those involving active travel [16,17]. E-scooters travelling at their maximum speed of 20 km/h [15,18] can pose an obstacle to cyclists travelling at higher than average speeds [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%