New Project Configuration - Ride 2 Own E-Bike Pilot Program: Parkrose #80
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Shortened Name
r2oparkrose
Program or Study?
program
Mode Studied
e-bike
Autogenerate OPcodes?
true
OPcode Subgroups
test, default
Start Month
4/2024
Program Admin Contact
Madi Carlson ([email protected]), Burgin Utaski ([email protected])
First Language
en
Deployment Partner Name
The Street Trust
Project Name
Ride 2 Own E-Bike Pilot Program: Parkrose
Summary Line 1
The Street Trust aims to remove (offset) barriers to entry for e-bike ownership, contributing to the health and wellbeing of participants by using an energy-efficient, non-polluting mode of transportation that maximizes air quality benefits.
Summary Line 2
This pilot program provides e-bikes to individuals in the Parkrose neighborhood of Portland, OR who want to start riding, but don't have the financial means or previous experience to purchase one themselves.
Summary Line 3
If you are a program participant, this app can help you log your trips.
Short Textual Description
TST would like to pilot the demand-shift potential for e-bike ownership in the Portland area by hosting a year-long "ride to own" program where participants receive a free e-bike, gear, accessories, and bike education in exchange for one year of qualitative and quantitative trip data sharing. To gather the data needed, this pilot requires an automated trip tracking solution for understanding travel behavior. The pilot will allow TST to understand variations in travel across days of the week and months of the year without complex, time-consuming surveys.
Why We Collect
The data collected during the program will be used to understand how e-bikes are used, including when and how often as well as distance traveled. TST can use this information to understand how people are using e-bikes, what their constraints are, and will help policymakers and decision-makers in Oregon understand how to better provide bike infrastructure to the area. This comprehensive information will aid TST in its mission to help build a complete, safe, low-carbon, multimodal transportation system that contributes to equity in access, opportunity, health, and prosperity for people and communities across the Portland Metro Region and beyond.
Research Question
Travel behavior modeling to support cost-benefit analyses of other ride-to-own e-bike programs as well as e-bike ownership for low-income individuals.
Research Question
Travel behavior modeling to inform local and regional bike infrastructure investments.
Research Question
The impact of demand shifts towards e-bike use on transportation energy efficiency and GHG emissions.
Second Language
None
Deployment Partner Name
No response
Project Name
No response
Summary Line 1
No response
Summary Line 2
No response
Summary Line 3
No response
Short Textual Description
No response
Why We Collect
No response
Research Question
No response
Research Question
No response
Research Question
No response
Use imperial units of measure
true
Include test users in metrics?
true
Send notifications at trip end?
false
Use default demographic survey?
true
Custom Survey
No response
First Language
EN
Second Language
ES
Use default mode and purpose labels?
true
Custom Labels
No response
Use default reminder schedule?
true
Overview Users
true
Overview Active Users
true
Overview Trips
true
Overview Signup Trends
true
Overview Trips Trend
true
Data UUIDs
true
Data Trips
true
Data Trips Columns Exclude
No response
Additional Trip Columns
No response
Data UUIDs Columns Exclude
No response
Map Heatmap
true
Map Bubble
true
Map Trip Lines
false
Push Send
false
Options UUIDs
true
Options Emails
true
Admin Access Emails
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Reminder Schemes
No response
Trip Surveys
No response
Custom Trip Survey
No response
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