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This paper compares the perceived waiting time of cyclists at signalized intersections with their actual waiting time. We also examine the relationship between demographics (age and gender) and perceived waiting time. Both data collection were undertaken from May 13 till May 19 (n=238). Our analysis shows that cyclists considerably overestimate waiting time by a factor of 5. Equally relevant, we observe that neither age nor gender says something about perceived waiting time since no significant differences were found.

Perceived waiting time versus actual waiting time: a case study among cyclists in Enschede, the Netherlands