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The Impact of the Built Environment on Bicycle Commuting: Evidence from Beijing
Zhao, Pengjun
刊名urban studies
2014
关键词URBAN FORM PHYSICAL-ACTIVITY TRAVEL BEHAVIOR TRANSPORTATION WALKING PATTERNS POLICIES MODE DETERMINANTS CHALLENGES
DOI10.1177/0042098013494423
英文摘要This paper aims to contribute to existing literature on the effects of the built environment on bicycle commuting, examining the case of Beijing. A group of city-wide random samples is analysed. The analysis shows that bicycle commuting is significantly associated with some features of the built environment when many demographic and socioeconomic factors are taken into account. Higher destination accessibility, a higher number of exclusive bicycle lanes, a mixed environment and greater connectivity between local streets tend to increase the use of the bicycle. These effects differ across gender, age and income groups. However, residential density has no significant effects on the use of a bicycle for commuting, while higher levels of public transit services tends to decrease rather than increase bicycle commuting. The results imply that the drastic changes in the built environment are a major reason for the demise of 'the kingdom of bicycles' in China.; Environmental Studies; Urban Studies; SSCI; 3; ARTICLE; pengjun.zhao@pku.edu.cn; 5; 1019-1037; 51
语种英语
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.pku.edu.cn/handle/20.500.11897/322455]  
专题城市与环境学院
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Zhao, Pengjun. The Impact of the Built Environment on Bicycle Commuting: Evidence from Beijing[J]. urban studies,2014.
APA Zhao, Pengjun.(2014).The Impact of the Built Environment on Bicycle Commuting: Evidence from Beijing.urban studies.
MLA Zhao, Pengjun."The Impact of the Built Environment on Bicycle Commuting: Evidence from Beijing".urban studies (2014).
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