Sergio A. Useche

Micromobility Vehicle Second-Life Battery Markets: An Inventory of Overlooked Battery Capacity

Kepler Barnhart, Christopher Cherry, Sergio A. Useche

Second-life electric vehicle battery applications have almost exclusively been in the context of passenger EVs. This paper focuses on an overlooked source of spent battery inventory in shared micromobility fleets. Key findings from our study include a moment-in-time (2022) inventory totaling 183,509 …

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Safety over all? How European riders evaluate advanced cyclist assistance systems (ACAS) and their features

Sergio A. Useche, Steve O’Hern, Francisco Alonso, Dorothea Schaffner et autres

As cycling gains traction as a sustainable transport mode, enhancing cyclists' safety has become a key priority within European policy. Among the various developments introduced, Advanced Cyclist Assistance Systems (ACAS) stand out as a promising technological innovation. However, research on their perceived …

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Safety, identity, and inequity at the last mile: a qualitative study of app-based bicycle delivery riders in Spain

Sergio A. Useche, Francisco J. Llamazares, Cristina Marín, Óscar Oviedo-Trespalacios

• Bicycle delivery riders face safety risks beyond traffic or personal behavior alone. • This qualitative study explored safety, identity, and equity issues among them. • Riders report feeling underrepresented in policy, labor protection, and urban cycling dynamics. • Digital demands and …

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Global contexts, local intentions: modeling MaaS acceptance across 10 cities

Maurício Orozco-Fontalvo, Óscar Oviedo-Trespalacios, Sergio A. Useche, Sylvia Y. He et autres

Transport innovations are often described as ‘disruptive’ in public discourse, yet their acceptance varies due to underlying social-psychological factors that influence user decisions, with responses differing across user groups and contexts. Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is one such innovation that has …

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Self-perceived far vision quality and night driving difficulties are not related to night myopia or visual acuity

Andrés Gené-Sampedro, Javier Gene-Morales, Francisco Alonso, Susana Montecelo Salvado et autres

This study aimed to psychometrically validate the Night Drive Questionnaire (NDQ), a new tool designed to assess self-reported far vision quality and difficulties related to night driving. Additionally, we evaluated the questionnaire's potential for detecting and characterizing night myopia at an early …

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Cross-cultural assessment of Cycling Anger Expression and its relationship to cycling crashes: The CAX in 17 countries

Sergio A. Useche, Trond Nordfjærn, Felix Wilhelm Siebert, Stephens Amanda et autres

Counting crashes is not enough: Developing an exposure-based high-risk network for e-scooter safety

Aaron Fellhoelter, Nitesh R. Shah, Christopher Cherry, Sergio A. Useche

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Campus Commuting Modes and Health-Related Quality of Life: A Mixed-Methods Study

Sergio A. Useche, José Eliseo Valle Aparicio, Francisco J. Llamazares, Ana Pablos

ABSTRACT Background/aim: Evidence on how campus commuting modes relate to health-related quality of life (HRQoL) among university students remains limited. This study examined whether commuting mode is associated with differentiated HRQoL profiles among university students and explored how they experience the relationship …

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Two wheels, better years? A systematic review on Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) outcomes in older cyclists

Sergio A. Useche, Pau Llopis, Francisco Alonso, Ana Pablos

Population aging raises health and mobility issues that affect daily functioning and well-being. Cycling is a feasible, low-impact option in later life, but evidence on its physical and mental health effects in older adults remains fragmented. Aim This literature review study aimed …

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Smarter cycling, safer cycling? Acceptance of advanced cyclist assistance systems in 19 European countries

Nora Studer, Dorothea Schaffner, Steve O’Hern, Trond Nordfjærn et autres

As cycling grows in popularity as a sustainable transport mode in Europe, cyclist safety has become a priority. Advanced Cyclist Assistance Systems (ACAS), inspired by Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), offer potential safety improvements but remain underexplored. This study examines ACAS acceptance …

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A cross-cultural perspective on risky young drivers’ behavior: evidence from 12 countries

Sergio A. Useche, Bridie Scott‐Parker, Francisco Alonso, Boris Cendales et autres

Young drivers represent a high-risk group worldwide, with their overrepresentation in road trauma placing substantial pressure on health and economic systems. Their crashes are often linked to risky driving behaviors, accentuating the need for reliable instruments to assess these patterns. The Behavior …

Sensation seeking in cycling and self-reported riding behavior: Data to assess demographic and individual correlates

Sergio A. Useche, Francisco Alonso, Steve O’Hern

The Sensation Seeking in Cycling (SSC) scale represents the first scale developed specifically to measure this risk-related personality trait in the context of urban cycling. It operationalizes the tendency to pursue novel or intense experiences while riding, addressing variance that generic sensation-seeking …

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