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Uber versus Trains? Worldwide Evidence from Transit Expansions
We study how ride-hailing and public transit interact – an open question with importantimplications for transportation policy and urban form. We develop a model of mode choice that features three key mechanisms: (i) substitution, whereby riders switch from Uber to transit near stations; (i
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