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Vol. 4  No. 6 (2018) · Articles

QUALITATIVE SURVEY OF BICYCLISTS ON SHARED USE PATHWAYS

Shakti Garg
M.Tech. Student, Transportation Engineering, Civil Engineering Deptt& PEC, Chandigarh, India , IN

Prof.Sovina Sood
M.Tech. Student, Transportation Engineering, Civil Engineering Deptt& PEC, Chandigarh, India , IN

📅 Published: June 2018

Keywords: LOS, Qualitative, Perception, Inverse variance, Survey.

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Abstract

Qualitative analysis depends on real time human perceptions towards bicycle riding. Hence a survey should comprise of detailed questions relating human perceptions. The Model will be responsive to the factors that are statistically significant in particular. In the survey, participants were asked to fill the questionnaire on bicyclist’s perspective on various types of factors that affect level of service and from that responses bicycle level of service is evaluated. The statistically calibrated mathematical equation entitled the Bicycle Level of Service can be used for the evaluation of bicycling conditions. The weights are calculated by using inverse variance method according to which the weights or constants are equal to inverse of the variance of the surveyed parameters.From the survey and its analysis, it can be concluded that based on human perceptions the surveyed region was “Moderately compatible” for bicyclists and is lying in Bicycle Level of Service-C range. BLOS C signifies that there are various bicycle facilities are not available as per required standards. By introducing bicycle parking facilities lighting on bicycle lanes, and by introducing signals specific for bicyclists the comfort level of the bicyclists can be improved.

How to Cite

Shakti Garg, Prof.Sovina Sood, “QUALITATIVE SURVEY OF BICYCLISTS ON SHARED USE PATHWAYS,” International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science, vol. 4, no. 6, pp. 1247-1252, June 2018.

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