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Tube strikes make people healthier. The maths proves it [D]

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Tube strikes in London have an unexpected benefit: they encourage healthier commuting habits. A recent analysis employs causal inference to reveal how these disruptions lead to a significant increase in cycling usage. As traditional transportation options become limited, more individuals turn to bicycles, promoting physical activity and reducing reliance on public transit. This shift not only enhances personal health but also underscores the potential for urban planning to leverage such events for improved public well-being. Discover how strikes can catalyze positive change in commuting behaviors.

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