Planning bike-sharing networks requires community input, effective redistribution strategies, and buy-in from municipalities and operators. That's a lot to manage especially with thin margins and unclear metrics.
Turn the power of simulation into an effective tool.
Turn ridership data into valuable insights with rider visualization. Agent-based modeling allows for visualizing individual bikes, riders, and stations.
What would happen if you added a station, closed a road, or decreased the number of bikes? BikePath lets you test changes on the fly.
Understand how redistribution actually affects your system and where there are too many bikes. Our case study finds that Boston could slash its fleet in half.
Turn insights into real value for riders. BikePath helps you pinpoint bottlenecks and find ways to eliminate them.
BikePath will help you measure who has access and who does not. Find ways to improve access across the network.
BikePath is based on research out of Harvard University with a proprietary model of bike-sharing networks. See how BikePath could impact Boston.
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