Space Syntax in Analysing Bicycle Commuting Routes in Inner Metropolitan Adelaide

Cycling is a particularly favoured for short urban trips because it healthy and environmentally benign activity. As result, mobility, quality of life, public health are enhanced, while traffic congestion pollution decreased. In looking beyond the street network in terms how affects cyclists’ behavior choices, Bill Hillier’s (1984) outstanding legacy research on spatial space syntax investigated this study. The goal study to determine if an area’s morphology influences commuters’ inclination ride their bicycles work. To further understand nonlinear consequences geometry estimation cycling work, logarithmic-transformed regression model that includes base socioeconomic components, form, variables represented by measure factors developed. conclusion, determined bike commuting choice significantly associated with centrality index Connectivity, although combination (age, gender, affluence, housing type, price) built environment (share commercial, educational activities distance CBD) factors. findings would be value planners policy makers support evidence-based formulation improve design bicycle networks suburban regions.