Inference from Public Transportation Study

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A recent analysis of public transportation habits in Urban City revealed that individuals who utilize public transit at least three times a week are more likely to engage in community activities than those who do not. The study also showed that among those who use public transit regularly, 80% reported feeling connected to their community.

Moreover, it was noted that public transit users tend to have a diverse social network, as many of them rely on public transit to meet with friends and family across different areas of the city. This has contributed to an increased sense of community involvement among public transit riders.

People who do not use public transit feel isolated from their community.

Most public transit users enjoy engaging in community activities.

Individuals who use public transit are less likely to have diverse social networks.

Regular public transit users are likely to feel greater disconnectedness than infrequent users.

Community activities are often attended by those who do not rely on public transportation.

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