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Shared micromobility usage, competition and mode choice explained.
Veluv bike share system in Lyon, France (CC0 1.0 / ecf.com)
Key results
Mode choice is dominated by distance and time of day, docked modes are preferred for commuting, and marginal utility gains decrease with increasing fleet densities. City authorities and service providers can leverage these quantitative relationships to develop evidence-based micromobility regulation and optimise their fleet deployment, respectively. Download Download