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DOI10.1016/j.cities.2024.104816
Dockless or docked: Which bike-sharing mode is more environmentally friendly for the city? Current evidence from China's major cities
Sun, Shouheng; Wang, Zhenqin; Wang, Weicai
发表日期2024
ISSN0264-2751
EISSN1873-6084
起始页码147
卷号147
英文摘要This study aimed to quantitatively estimate and compare the environmental sustainability of docked and dockless bike-sharing promotions. The greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction effect and potential of different bike-sharing modes in the five cities of Beijing, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing, and Shanghai in China were compared and analyzed using the life-cycle assessment (LCA) approach. The empirical analysis of current data showed that compared with that by the small-scale traditional docked bike-sharing (DBS), the promotion of large-scale dockless bike-sharing (DLBS) has increased the amount of urban green travel; however, it has reduced the operating efficiency of the urban bike-sharing system. On average, the life-cycle mileage of DLBS bikes was only approximately one-third that of DBS bikes, and the corresponding GHG emission intensity of DLBS was approximately twice that of DBS. The GHG emission reduction benefit per kilometer of DLBS trips was lower than that of DBS trips in the same city. In particular, the promotion of DLBS has exerted significant negative effects in Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou. Notably, the environmental sustainability of bike-sharing depends on the utilization of shared bikes. When the life-cycle mileage of the shared-bike was less than 8000 km, DLBS was more environmentally friendly than DBS; otherwise, DBS was more environmentally friendly. Under the current modal shift structures, the maximum GHG emission reduction potential of the DLBS was approximately 25 % lower than that of the DBS. Significant differences in the development status of DBS and DLBS systems in different cities significantly affected their corresponding environmental impacts. Hence, city managers and planners should consider the scale and efficiency of a city's bike-sharing system according to its actual situation and seek an optimal balance point. To ensure complete utilization of the emission reduction potential of bike-sharing, the government and enterprises should strive to shift from car travel to bike-sharing travel and increase the utilization of shared bikes.
英文关键词Docked and Dockless; Shared micromobility; Bike-sharing; Sustainable transportation; Climate change
语种英语
WOS研究方向Urban Studies
WOS类目Urban Studies
WOS记录号WOS:001177789200001
来源期刊CITIES
文献类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://gcip.llas.ac.cn/handle/2XKMVOVA/303983
作者单位University of Science & Technology Beijing; University of Science & Technology Beijing
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Sun, Shouheng,Wang, Zhenqin,Wang, Weicai. Dockless or docked: Which bike-sharing mode is more environmentally friendly for the city? Current evidence from China's major cities[J],2024,147.
APA Sun, Shouheng,Wang, Zhenqin,&Wang, Weicai.(2024).Dockless or docked: Which bike-sharing mode is more environmentally friendly for the city? Current evidence from China's major cities.CITIES,147.
MLA Sun, Shouheng,et al."Dockless or docked: Which bike-sharing mode is more environmentally friendly for the city? Current evidence from China's major cities".CITIES 147(2024).
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