#7629. Assessing self-reported risky behavior among two-wheeled vehicle users: an exploratory analysis comparing e-bikers to other riders

August 2026publication date
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Mechanical Engineering;
Automotive Engineering;
Transportation;
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Abstract:
The current deployment of e-bikes in large cities all over the world raises new road safety problems. The shared features of e-bikes and other types of two-wheelers, notably in terms of size and maneuverability, can lead to common road safety issues and similar accident mechanisms. This paper outlines the value of a comparative approach that includes all kinds of two-wheelers, motorized or not: bicycles, e-bikes of both the bicycle type and the scooter type, LPG and gasoline scooters, and motorcycles.
Keywords:
Bicycle; Comparative approach; E-bikes; Power two-wheelers; Risky riding behaviors; Self-reported inventory

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