Population Density and Urban Transit In Large World Cities
Density is a hugely important measure that is connected to everything from urban design to transportation and economic growth.
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Transport
London bicycle hires in 2017
Numbers of trips between the stations of London’s Santander Cycle Hire Scheme in 2017. This dataset represents around 1.5 million
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Percent of US workers driving alone to work
Percent of workers 15 and older who drive a car, truck or van alone to work by U.S. county. Top
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The Lifetime Cost Of Commuting By Car In Major U.S. Cities
The average American will spend 408 days, $108,727 on gas and vehicle maintenance costs associated with commuting while driving 173,203
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United States interstate system as a subway map
Source: www.cambooth.net Interstate Highway System has a total length of 48,191 miles (77,556 km). About 1/4 of all vehicle miles
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What country has a highest road density?
Road density is the ratio of the length of the country’s total road network to the country’s land area. The
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Countries driving on the left or right
Driving direction: 1919 vs 2019 In 1919, 104 of the world’s territories were left-hand traffic and an equal number were
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The Evolution of the U.S. Interstate Highway System
Science 1956 the Interstate Highway System has become an indispensable way to transport good and move people, connecting cities across
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Worldwide Airline Routes
Flying was innovative and discomforting in the early years of the 20th century. Notwithstanding all of the discomforting and limiting features of air journey, air travel increased in popularity. The number of airline travelers in the U.S. went from less than 6 thousand in 1926 to about 173 thousand in 1929.
Today, commercial flights over 10,000 kilometers (6213.7 miles) are a daily routine.
NYC Cab Rides Map
Visualize the locations where the most New York City cab rides begin, the pick-up locations where cab drivers can expect
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