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Towards User-Centred E-Scooter Integration: A Cluster-Based Attitudinal Analysis of Hungarian Riders
Integrating e-scooters into existing urban transport systems requires regulatory adaptation grounded in a nuanced understanding of user perspectives. This article examines attitudinal user segments to inform more human-centred mobility governance. Data were collected through an online survey of 298
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