bicycle riding is one of the attractions in kish island that is known as an entertainment and enjoyable sport. moreover, it is beneficial to the environmental goals and tourism industry. for this aim, the bicycle rental system is provided by nineteen bicycle stations that have been distributed all around the island by kish free zone organization; also, to spread the bike riding culture and incr...

Bicycle sharing is an effective way to solve the problem of residents’ last mile travel. Based on SERVQUAL model. Build a service quality evaluation index system and model for shared bicycles. Taking Harbin’s bicycle as example, quantitative bicycles was carried out, existing problems were identified targeted improvement strategies proposed. The research results can provide scientific basis imp...

This paper proposes a multi agent system that provides visualization and prediction tools for bike sharing systems (BSS). The presented multi-agent system includes an agent that performs data collection and cleaning processes, it is also capable of creating demand forecasting models for each bicycle station. Moreover, the architecture offers API (Application Programming Interface) services and ...

Redistribution is an important part of operational activities in a bicycle sharing system (BSS). This paper proposes that there are two types of users in a BSS: leisure travelers and commuters. The operators and the government are adopting the bidirectional incentive model (BIM) to improve their service level of redistribution. That is, the BIM stimulates leisure travelers to actively respond t...

Bicycle sharing programs have emerged as a global trend as an affordable, convenient, and sustainable travel option with various benefits. One of the benefits of such programs is touted to be their positive impacts on transit ridership by extending transit catchment area and providing much needed last-mile connection. Thus, locating bicycle sharing programs in transit station areas is believed ...

There is a rapid growth of bicycle-sharing systems (BSS) around the world. Cities are supporting these systems as a more sustainable transport mode for short trips. Given the relatively recent adoption of BSS, there is substantial interest in understanding how these systems impact urban transportation. In this paper, we examine the functioning of the hugely successful New York City CitiBike sys...

In 2008, a pioneering, Canadian company, Bixi, launched an urban bicycle-sharing program. With six years of award-winning success, Bixi’s bicycles rode to the rescue of commuters, the environmentally-friendly and the health-conscious in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. Despite the acclaim, the company’s success came to an untimely end in February 2014 when it filed for bankruptcy. The city of Toro...