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3 This study focuses on the intersection of public transit and shared mobility in seven U.S. metropolitan regions of varying character whose transit systems represent a range of sizes and maturities.
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Region Metro Area Pop. (millions)
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Introduction 5 Term Meaning Other Names/Treatments Bikesharing Short-term bike rental, usually for individual periods of an hour or less over the course of a membership. (Periods can range from a single ride, to several days, to an annual membership.)
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6 Shared Mobility and the Transformation of Public Transit The survey sample frame included adult residents of the study regions who have used one or more shared-use modes, including transit. The researchers requested distribution of the survey by transit agencies and shared mobility operators in all of the seven study markets, and also in New York City.
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