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UBC Public Bicycle System Feasibility Study (2009)

This report was initiated and funded by the UBC TREK Program Centre to assess the feasibility of an on‐campus public bicycle system (PBS). The report considers whether such a system could improve on‐campus mobility, reduce travel times and advance transportation and sustainability goals of the University and the region. The report evaluates relevant components of implementing a public bicycle system: the success factors, usage rates, and the expected costs and benefits. The report concludes with recommendations on how to best implement a PBS at UBC.

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Project Details:

Author: Adam Cooper
Area of Concentration: Urban Development Planning
Year: 2009
Region of Influence: UBC

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