Economic impact and policy implications from urban shared transportation: The case of Pittsburgh’s shared bike system

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@smo841603557184 @jimfurtado @CompletedStreet https://t.co/pkTP02T5iz. https://t.co/ylQfuA8qU5. https://t.co/HFajCWXCda.

At our study at @PLOSONE w @xristosz_, @kokkodis and T. Lappas we looked at the impact of a shared bike system on real estate and the policy implications using data from @pogohbikes and @zillow https://t.co/13aml1dmeG [4/4]

🚲 Using data again from @healthyridepgh and @zillow we examined the connection between bike share and real estate https://t.co/13aml1dmeG 🚲

That's interesting study but does not rule out the case of reverse causality (i.e., it is just correlation). We have performed a "more causal" study for the @CityPGH and the impact of @healthyridepgh on property values https://t.co/Wj4suyHEEv https://t.…

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