Facilitating winter cycling in Trondheim
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https://doi.org/10.5324/mmi.v2i3.6168Sammendrag
Reaching national goals for cycling mode share will also require more cycling during winter months. While some cyclists continue to cycle at a high frequency during winter, many account for the increased difficulty in conditions by shifting to cars or public transport. Across all groups of cyclists, a more reliable winter maintenance and better cycling infrastructure are pointed to as the main elements to make winter cycling more attractive.
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Opphavsrett 2024 Niklas Kustaa Aarnio, Jarvis Suslowicz, Thomas A S Nielsen
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