Isoscope is an analytics firm that takes the study of human traffic flows to a next level. The interactive map lets you see how far you can travel depending on the time of day. The map is incredibly detailed, breaking down travel times depending on time of day, day of the week, and mode of transportation. I used the New York map, however the information was available across the United States and Europe.
If you have some free time today and are always wondering about traffic flows, take a look!
As the hoop-lah surrounding Citi Bike begins to calm down, the program is really coming into its own. Screen shots taken from the program’s website show just how successful things are starting to become.
The first image you see below shows how signups have increased between 600-700% in just the first few weeks of the program. The program should continue to increase in popularity over the coming weeks as more stations open up. The cooler weather should also get more tourists on board as well. 
This image below shows the rather steady increase in cumulative trips. The beautiful display will continue to rise as more rides occur and at a higher frequency per day. In just the two months of Citi Bike, the system has logged over 1.5 million trips! 
I saved the best for last. This graph shows the total miles traveled since the program went into service. We are now getting very close to the 4 million mile mark in just two months! No one can argue that this program has and will undoubtedly continue to be a success, especially when we get more stations open and even more New Yorkers on board!
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