Montreal cyclists' deviations from shortest routes vary by trip purpose and are associated with greenery, motorization, and active-mobility presence in street-view imagery, but the regression analyses predict trip purpose rather than route choice.
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Examining the Associations between Visual and Non-Visual Elements and Cyclists' Route Choices for Various Trip Purposes
Montreal cyclists' deviations from shortest routes vary by trip purpose and are associated with greenery, motorization, and active-mobility presence in street-view imagery, but the regression analyses predict trip purpose rather than route choice.