Analysis of Factors Influencing the Diversion of Non-motorized Vehicle Dedicated Lanes at Intersections

To analyze the factors influencing the diversion of non-motorized vehicle dedicated lanes at intersections, this study first investigated the travel characteristics of non-motorized vehicles and pedestrians at intersections. Then, whether the non-motorized vehicle dedicated lanes are diverted was taken as the dependent variable. A binomial logit model was employed, and factors such as the type of non-motorized vehicle, changes in non-motorized vehicle speed, and non-motorized vehicle violations were selected as independent variables. Significant variables were screened through single-factor analysis. The results indicate that the type of non-motorized vehicle, the queue situation in non-motorized vehicle dedicated lanes, and the arrival situation of non-motorized vehicles at intersections are significantly correlated with the diversion of non-motorized vehicle dedicated lanes at intersections.