Publications
Our research has been published in a wide variety of peer reviewed transport, planning and population health journals.
Examples of our published work are showcased below. You can request full copies of each paper by emailing us.
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The safety of electrically assisted bicycles compared to classic bicycles
Published in Accident Analysis and Prevention and produced with leading Dutch researchers, this paper compares safety data for regular and e-bike riders in the Netherlands.
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Bike share’s impact on car use: Evidence from the United States, Great Britain, and Australia
This analysis, published in Transportation Research Part D, estimates the impact of bike share on car use, using data from the US, UK and Australia.
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Factors influencing bike share membership: an analysis from Melbourne and Brisbane
This paper uses logistic regression analysis to estimate the influence of various factors on bike share membership, from Australian cities. Published in Transportation Research Part A.
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Barriers to bikesharing: an analysis from Melbourne and Brisbane
Published in the Journal of Transport Geography, this article offers an analysis of the barriers to bike share in Australian cities.
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Bike Share: A Synthesis of the Literature
This paper provides a distillation of the key themes emerging from research on bike share. Published in Transport Reviews (currently their most downloaded article).
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Understanding the fear of bicycle riding in Australia
Published in the Journal of the Australasian College of Road Safety, this paper documents the number one reason people say they don't cycle in Australia; fear of a collision with motorised traffic.
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Evaluating the benefits of public bicycle schemes needs to be undertaken carefully
Published in the British Medical Journal, this piece provides a critical analysis of how to quantify the benefits associated with bike share.
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Barriers and Facilitators to Public Bicycle Scheme Use: A Qualitative Approach
Using focus groups with Brisbane residents, this paper provides an analysis of why bike share has not achieved the ridership levels of other cities. Published in Transportation Research Part F.
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Bike Share: What we’ve leant from the Australian experience
Published on Crikey.com, this article provides a brief assessment of why Australian bike share has failed to take off the way it has in other parts of the world.
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