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NTIS 바로가기Sustainability, v.12 no.7, 2020년, pp.2951 -
Ryu, Seungkyu (Korea Institute Science Technology Information, Dajeon 34141, Korea)
As more people choose to travel by bicycle, transportation planners are beginning to recognize the need to rethink the way they evaluate and plan transportation facilities to meet local mobility needs. A modal shift towards bicycles motivates a change in transportation planning to accommodate more b...
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