Assessing effects of pandemic-related policies on individual public transit travel patterns
- Date: 02/20/2024
During a pandemic or natural disaster, people may alter transit usage behavior due to perception of changes in the environment.…
Just over a year ago, governments around the world issued stay-at-home orders, significantly changing day-to-day lives in an instant. Working from home, postponing travel, having groceries delivered to front doors and ordering “to go” at restaurants are just a few ways many habits have changed.
But which of these changes are likely to be maintained in a post-COVID-19 world? Researchers from Arizona State University, alongside colleagues from the University of Illinois Chicago, conducted a nationwide survey to measure the potential for lasting changes and what they could mean for our cities.
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