New publications
On this page, we continually list new bicycle related research results, as they come. The list is not complete, but simply a way to further spread what has come to our knowledge. More structured and complete listings and databases can be found on the page Find research results (in English).
2024
March
Overtaking cyclists in mixed traffic: Knowledge basis for recommendations for safer cycling
External link. (VTI report 1189A)
Operational performance of light electric freight vehicles in the last mile: two Nordic case studies External link. (artikel i International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management)
A Power-Based Approach to Model the Impact of Gradient in Bicycle Traffic Simulation External link. (konferensbidrag, pdf)
Cycling in later life: To cycle or not to cycle External link. (Proceedings from the 14th International Conference on Mobility and Transport for Elderly and Disabled Persons)
Cycling and cycling cessation in later life: Findings from the city of Malmö External link. (artikel från Journal of Transport & Health)
February
The importance of individual characteristics on bicycle performance during alcohol intoxication External link. (Artikel i Traffic Safety Research)
Active school transportation: Understanding the parental decision-making process External link. (Doktorsavhandling)
January
Children and youngster’s gaze behaviour when cycling in familiar environments External link. (Artikel i Journal of Cycling and Micromobility Research)
Health benefits of electrically-assisted cycling: a systematic review External link. (Paper in International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity)
Shaping sustainable travel behaviour: Attitude, skills, and access all matter External link. (Paper in Transportation Research Part D)
Decomposing cycling potentials employing the motility framework External link. (Paper in Journal of Transport Geography)
Nordic cycling policy: National objectives, mechanisms, and actors in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden External link. (Working paper from Nordregio)
Examining Inequalities in Cycling Motility - A Pathway Towards Cycling Justice External link. (Phd thesis)
Biking for the Future – Special Project External link. (PIARC study)
Condition assessment of cycle path texture and evenness using a bicyclemeasurement trailer External link. (Paper in International Journal of Pavement Engineering)
Comparison of policies for increasing sustainable transport mode shares in Swedish cities External link. (VTI working paper 2023:9)
The contrasted evolution of cycling during youth. Determinants of bicycle ownership and use External link. (Paper in International Journal of Sustainable Transportation)
Between pace-making and pace-taking: Urban cycle logistics in an accelerated polity External link. (Paper in Cities, s 142)
Some thoughts on policy legitimacy and the role of visions in transformation of passenger mobility External link. (Presentation)
Towards microscopic models for bicycle traffic simulation External link. (Licentiate thesis)
A Power-Based Approach to Model the Impact of Gradient in Bicycle Traffic Simulation External link. (Konferensbidrag TRB 2023)
Sickness absence and disability pension among injured bicyclists and pedestrians External link. (PhD thesis)
Identifying, nurturing and empowering alternative mobility narratives External link. (Paper i Journal of Urban Mobility)
For whom does the transport system care: The vulnerability of cycling in cities made for cars External link. (Paper in Urban Matters Journal)
Will It Yield?: Expectations on Automated Shuttle Bus Interactions With Pedestrians and Bicyclists External link. (Conference paper)
Drivers overtaking cyclists and pedestrians: Modeling road-user behavior for traffic safety External link. (PhD thesis)
Current Context and Research Agenda for Urban Cycling Futures External link. (Collection of papers i Open-Access journal Urban, Planning and Transport Research)
Bike-sharing under pressure: The role of cycling in building circular cycling futures External link. (Paper in Journal of Cleaner Production)
One should really be more worried about too little physical activity than injuries while walking or cycling to school. Parents’ perception of risk concerning active school transportation External link. (Paper in Journal of Transport & Health)