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Naturalistic Study of Cycling and E-Cycling in Lyon
This study investigates everyday cycling behavior among conventional bike and electric bike users in Lyon, France, using a naturalistic methodology. Over a two-month period, participants’ daily trips were recorded using dedicated smartphones, capturing data on trajectories, speeds, accelerations, an
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