Assessing Micromobility as a First- and Last-Mile Solution to Improve Transit Accessibility for Low- Income Communities
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Hu, Yirui
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Basu, Rounaq
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This study examines how micromobility services—specifically shared bicycles and e-scooters—can enhance first- and last-mile (FM/LM) connectivity to public transit and improve access to employment opportunities in the Atlanta metropolitan region. Although micromobility has gained recognition as a flexible multimodal solution, important uncertainties remain regarding how different modes compare in terms of spatial availability, accessibility improvements, and equity outcomes across neighborhoods with varying socioeconomic conditions.
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2025-12-05
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