The Bike Lane Effect: How Infrastructure Drives Impact — A Big Data Study
In Waterloo Region, Ontario, just 100km west of Toronto, the pandemic offered planners a unique opportunity for a before-and-after study of the impact of bike lanes on ridership — and vehicular traffic.
Read the bike lane study and learn:
Trends in demographic ridership activity
Why historical and neighborhood context can help broaden the picture
How a traditional study compares to StreetLight’s Big Data study
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“The bike lane had a very unusual shift in activity compared to its neighborhood. This makes it far more likely that the change can be attributed to the lane itself, and not to general trends.”
Thomas Grogan
Solution Engineer at StreetLight
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The Bike Lane Effect: How Infrastructure Drives Impact — A Big Data Study
