| Abstrak/Abstract |
A rapid increase in motorcycle ownership has led to various economic, social and environmental problems. On the other hand, motorcycles are also an important mode of transportation for low-income people for accessing a wide range of opportunities that can improve their lives, such as employment, education, and health. Therefore, it is necessary to find appropriate solutions to reduce motorcycle dependency, especially among low-income people, without compromising their right to the various opportunities offered by the motorcycle. One of the solutions is to understand the roles and patterns of motorcycle usage among low-income people in urban areas, which was the goal of this study. To achieve these objectives, the role and usage patterns of motorcycles of 437 low-income households were collected in two districts and two villages in Yogyakarta Urban Area (Kawasan Perkotaan Yogyakarta). The data were processed and analyzed using descriptive statistical methods and inferential statistics. Based on the analysis it was shown that motorcycle plays a major role in supporting |
