Staged Transition Process from Driving to Bicycling Based on the Effects of Latent Variables

With the worsening of urban traffic congestion and environmental pollution, cities around world have become conscious importance bicycle. The key to promoting transition from driving bicycling for short-distance travel is understand process effect latent variables. This paper divides into five stages according transtheoretical model behavior change analyzes staged in terms influences First, based on survey data ten communities Beijing, China, a multiple-indicator multiple-cause (MIMIC) intention was developed, then influential relationships were analyzed between variables such as riding attitude causal exogenous infrastructure characteristics. Subsequently, four hybrid-choice models different developed describe phased process. Finally, influencing factors identified. findings reveal mechanism bicycling, which can support policy makers’ decisions at level bicycle promotion, guidance facility planning.