Gabriel Dias|Páulo Ribeiro|Elisabete Arsénio
Shared E-Scooters and the Promotion of Equity across Urban Public Spaces—A Case Study in Braga, Portugal
University of Minho|University of Minho|National Laboratory for Civil Engineering
shared escooters introduced urban public spaces way promote modal shift cars shortdistance trips well improve sustainability resilience equity urban transport however expansion shared escooter services 2019 proved mode transport without integrated planning strategies bring problems cities related illegal parking escooters increase head injuries lack population diversity among users regarding latest research work aims conducting case study city braga portugal reveal actual potential users shared escooters socioeconomic profile eg gender age income range literacy occupation usage patterns related ones found cities revealed preference survey deployed case study site respondents profiles statistically correlated socioeconomic characteristics citys general population order assess mode transport provides equitable service results show shared escooters equally used people different genders ages income ranges information escooter usage inequalities across population useful city proceed socially equitable mobility policies