Estimating Current and Potential Bicycle Use for Statewide Planning

As interest in bicycling for transportation and recreation has increased, state transportation agencies and other planning organizations must prioritize ways in which to spend their limited resources. This paper describes a geographic information system–based analysis that categorizes state-owned hi...

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Published in:Transportation research record 2016, Vol.2587 (1), p.109-116
Main Authors: Grover, David, Wygonik, Erica, Bucossi, Sommer, Bell, Amy, Piper, Sam, Brewer-Colie, Katelin
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