This report assists transportation planners in designing multimodal transportation networks to meet safety guidelines and overcome design challenges that would otherwise pose conflicts between modes of transportation.

This research reviewed the San Diego bicycle infrastructure and developed recommendations for increasing the city’s ridership.

Compare the frequency of bicycling and population characteristics across rural, small, and low-density (RSLD) places in the United States.

Researchers surveyed people in rural Montana to examine factors that influenced travel decisions, and to examine how active travel affects Body Mass Index (BMI).

This paper examines the motivations for and barriers to cycling experienced by the volunteers and participants of a folding bike-loan program in a small town in California’s Central Valley.

This report details the implementation of a bicycle and pedestrian counting initiative that used sensors for automated counting and produced models based on collected counts.

This research investigates the feasibility for other data collection methods for small and mid-sized MPOs, such as GPS data from a smartphone.

This report analyzes bicycle and pedestrian investments included in STIPs and MPO planning documents.

This handbook aims to provide transportation practitioners with guidance for rural and small-town specific geographic, fiscal, and other challenges.

This research paper seeks to reveal the important factors that bicyclists consider when choosing a route to take.