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Factors Contributing To Winter Cycling: Case Study of A Downtown University Campus In Toronto, Canada
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2021
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Cycling rates in many North American cities decline significantly in winter months, which is a major challenge for practitioners and advocates in advancing active transportation-related policy, planning, and programs. This research investigates Ryerson University as a major commute destination. By combining a student and employee transportation survey, this research examines characteristics associated with winter cycling. Our results indicate that women (OR=0.38) and transit pass holders
doi:10.32920/ryerson.14654358.v1
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