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No city has reliable data on this for a fleet of reasons. The high quality data tends to show little effect on retail foot traffic, slightly more reliable commu
by petesergeant 11mo ago
No city has reliable data on this for a fleet of reasons. The high quality data tends to show little effect on retail foot traffic, slightly more reliable commute times, and then the wealth of health benefits. Linking this to output seems to be beyond economists for cities that have done something similar (London, Stockholm, Milan, etc)
- hammock 11mo agoIs this an AI assisted answer?
- petesergeant 11mo agoNot every comment that disagrees with you was written by a computer
- jazzyjackson 11mo agoDoubting the humanity of other community members ought to be against guidelines