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Crowding controls the scaling of bus frequency with demand
Cities must allocate limited resources to maintain mobility, with uncertainties about the resulting state of the system. Analyzing roughly 3,000 bus routes with more than 4 billion yearly riders across 19 metropolitan areas worldwide, we uncover a robust scaling law of the form $f \sim (d/t)^α$ with
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