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Behavioral Analysis of E-Scooter Users Based on Driving Simulation
E-scooters emerged as electric-powered personal mobility devices specialized for first & last-mile travels. Their accessibility and convenience have led to wide-spread adoption, particularly among younger users in major European cities. However, their rapid growth without sufficient infrastructure h
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