Résumé
Based on bike-sharing systems (BSS) data in Toulouse and Lyon, this study examines the impact of COVID-19 on relevant variables to BSS usage. Our findings indicate significant changes in longer travel distances, which would be explained by users who use the BSS at peak hours. Also, there is evidence of a higher willingness to use BSS under adverse weather conditions (such as rain and wind), less substitution with the public transport system in Lyon, and recovery and even a slight increase of BSS trips for Toulouse and Lyon, respectively. These results suggest long-term changes in user habits, offering an excellent opportunity to develop public policies to promote cycling further.
Mots-clés
Bike-sharing system; Covid-19 effects; long-term changes.;
Codes JEL
- R40: General
- L91: Transportation: General
Remplacé par
Marc Ivaldi et Walter Nunez, « Covid-19 impact on bike-sharing systems: Lessons from Toulouse and Lyon », Case Studies on Transport Policy, janvier 2025, à paraître.
Référence
Marc Ivaldi et Walter Nunez, « Covid-19 impact on bike-sharing systems: Lessons from Toulouse and Lyon », TSE Working Paper, n° 22-1317, mars 2022, révision juillet 2024.
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Publié dans
TSE Working Paper, n° 22-1317, mars 2022, révision juillet 2024