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They know where you go: dockless bike sharing looms as the next disruptor – if key concerns are fixed

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Transport Urban planning Active transport Cycling Data collection Modelling Australia
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The Conversation article: They know where you go
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Beyond the benefits of dockless bike sharing for people’s mobility and health, these services are producing an ever more useful byproduct: journey data. Mapped through global positioning system (GPS) devices on the bikes or via Bluetooth using GPS data from users’ smartphones, the journey data that operators collect could be a powerful tool for city planners and policymakers, possibly even a valuable commodity.

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2010–2017 The Conversation Media Group Ltd
Publication Year:
2017
Post date:
20 Dec 2017

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