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Does the Temporal Asymmetry of Station Traffic Mirror Urban Functions? Evidence from Budapest Bike-Sharing
Bike-sharing supports sustainable mobility as a flexible, low-emission transport alternative. The study explores temporal trends in a year, identifying asymmetries in station activity and defining station profiles. The temporal analysis spans several dimensions to capture variations in demand. The m
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