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Jimi B. Oke2015

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Tracking global bicycle ownership patterns

Jimi B. Oke · Kavi S. Bhalla · David C. Love · Sauleh Siddiqui

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Published2015-09-27

VenueJournal of Transport & Health

ISSN-L2214-1405

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Citations47

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