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> They werent using public transportation, rideshares or cars to begin with, so it isnt reducing them That seems counter-intuitive. If I had to get somewhere n
by 908B64B197 5y ago
> They werent using public transportation, rideshares or cars to begin with, so it isnt reducing them
That seems counter-intuitive. If I had to get somewhere not served by public transport, I would simply drive there. Having a conveinient way to get an e-bike once I get to the closest transit stop is the thing that would make me consider not taking the car.
Did these guys get public funding for this?
- vmception 5y agoThe study has percentages of what people did what, multiple cities, multiple sample sizes, multiple breakdowns of population. Some were using cars and public transportation. More weren't. I skimmed the article and I commented.