Be green and clearly be seen: How consumer values and attitudes affect adoption of bicycle sharing

Volume: 58, Pages: 730 - 742
Published: Oct 1, 2018
Abstract
Environmental concerns have propelled public and private entities to search for ways to increase usage of public bicycle sharing systems. However, usage rates in many cities remain below expectations. Using the theory of perceived value to motivate our hypotheses, this paper evaluates the impact of perceived value on consumer adoption intentions, and assesses the moderating effects of social and personal attitudes towards environmental behavior,...
Paper Details
Title
Be green and clearly be seen: How consumer values and attitudes affect adoption of bicycle sharing
Published Date
Oct 1, 2018
Volume
58
Pages
730 - 742
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