E-Bikes in travel demand models / presented by Leonard Arning. Wuppertal, 2025
Inhalt
- Introduction
- Motivation
- Introductory Literature Review
- Factors Affecting E-bike Ownership, Mode, and Route Choice
- Modelling E-bike Ownership, Mode, and Route Choice
- E-bikes in Travel Demand Models in Practice and Academia
- Research Gaps, Contributions, and Structure of this Thesis
- First Paper: Literature Review
- Introduction
- Structured Exploratory Literature Review
- Results
- Research Field 1: Impacts of Infrastructure, Topography, and Demographics on E-Bike Use
- Research Field 2: Impacts of price on e-bike availability
- Research Field 3: Impacts of E-Bikes on Mode Choice
- Research Field 4: Impacts of E-Bikes on Route Choice
- Discussion
- Second Paper: Ownership Choice
- Introduction
- Literature
- Influencing Factors on E-bike Ownership and Use
- Types of Discrete Choice Models for Mobility Tool Ownership
- Materials and Methods
- Results and Discussion
- Parameter Values and Model Quality
- Suitability of model types and implications for policy and modelling practice
- Limitations and further research needs
- Conclusion
- Third Paper: Mode Choice
- Introduction
- Literature
- E-Bike Mode Shift
- Discrete Mode Choice Models without E-Bikes
- Discrete Mode Choice Models with E-Bikes
- Data
- Model
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- Fourth Paper: Application
- Introduction
- Background and Data
- Model and Scenarios
- Network Model and Bicycle Impedance
- Ownership Model
- Trip Generation and Destination Choice Models
- Mode Choice Model
- Route Choice Model
- Scenarios
- Results
- Discussion and Conclusion
- Discussion and Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Curriculum Vitae
