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Behavioural-Aware Geofencing and the Possibilities of Its Implementation in Micromobility; A Conceptual Model
The rapid rise of micro-mobility options, including e-scooters and bike-sharing, has reshaped urban transport patterns. Micro-mobility options can potentially reduce emissions, improve accessibility, and provide a better experience in the first - and last-mile connectivity within cities, especially
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