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Beyond the Desert Label: A Pathway Diagnostic for User-Centered Smart Mobility Service Design
Smart-city mobility platforms increasingly rely on spatial screening tools to identify neighborhoods where public transit fails dependent users, but a single transit desert label can mask very different user problems: localized mismatch between service and concentrated need, or basic absence of usab
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