Why do people (not) take public transport?
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Why do people (not) take public transport?
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概要
Why should we care about public transport ridership? Why do so few people use it in some places? And what has changed since the pandemic?
In this episode, we explore the dynamics behind public transport use with Candace Brakewood, professor at the University of Tennessee. Her research focuses on transit systems, travel behavior, and how emerging mobility options interact with public transport.
We discuss what ridership actually measures and which role new modes such as bikesharing or e-scooters play. We also look at long-term trends before the pandemic, the impact of telework and relocation, and what these shifts mean for the future of transit. Finally, we explore what makes public transport more attractive: from better funding and fare policies to digital tools.
More about our guest:
https://candacebrakewood.com
Music recommendation of the episode:
M.T.A. by the Kingston Trio
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/3jqgtknEHeqWMaL558O3YL?si=238812fea2004ffb