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The actual study writeup, showing bike use before, during, and after: https://rac.com.au/~/media/files/rac-website/pdfs/about-rac/publications/reports/2016/rac-
by avivo 9y ago
The actual study writeup, showing bike use before, during, and after: https://rac.com.au/~/media/files/rac-website/pdfs/about-rac/publications/reports/2016/rac-ebike-trial-the-power-of-electric-bikes.pdf?la=en https://rac.com.au/~/media/files/rac-website/pdfs/about-rac/...
Total (bike and ebike use):
Before: 11%
1st week: 55%
5th week: 65% (peak)
10th week: 50%
After: 41% (not everyone bought the ebike)
Car use went from 61% (before) to 46% (after) — bikes decreased walking also.
100% of participants said they were satisfied, with more than half saying they were extremely satisfied with the e-bike.
- Shivetya 9y agohow many were cyclist before this study? I would assume most. Usage surely has to be weather dependent. I just find studies like this to be highly contrived and too short to have actual real value in their predictions. Did you find information of average length of trip, number per day, and such?