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Urban Density maps for
THE NEW AUTOMOBILITY:
Lyft, Uber and the Future of
American Cities
"The New Automobility" presents TNC data for "urban" census tracts, defined as tracts with at least 4,000 persons per square mile, and suburban/rural tracts.
Maps below show (in green) tracts meeting the "urban" definition for selected metropolitan areas. While any definition of urban is somewhat arbitrary, the 4,000 persons per square mile works
well in practice to portray patterns of TNC use across different types of urban and suburban land uses.
Large, densely populated metro areas,
Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Washington DC
Boston
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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New York
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Seattle
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San Francisco
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Washington DC
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Large, less-densely populated metro areas
Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Phoenix, San Jose
Dallas
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Detroit
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Houston
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Milwaukee
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Minneapolis - St. Paul
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Phoenix
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San Jose
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Other selected metro areas
Charlotte, Columbus, Kansas City, Lubbock (TX), Nashville, Oklahoma City, Orlando
Charlotte
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Kansas City
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Lubbock
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Nashville
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Oklahoma City
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Orlando, Florida
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