I was surprised at how inefficient some of the drivers' behavior was. I thought after dropping off a fare they would all immediately head to an area they knew of that might have a high likelihood of generating fares. Instead many of them seem to just wander around aimlessly looking for the next fare. edit: spelling / grammar
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#22I was surprised at how inefficient some of the drivers' behavior was. I thought after dropping off a fare they would all immediately head to an area they knew of that might have a high likelihood of generating fares. Instead many of them seem to just wander around aimlessly looking for the next fare. edit: spelling / grammar
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#26I was surprised by the amount of fares that just went a few blocks. Looks like it should have been pretty walkable in a lot of those cases.
People will often use cabs to go somewhere when they have something to carry, even if its a short walk. Also, if the weather is bad.
jul 2 : 2013
people are in hurry at around 8:30 AM : http://akuchlous.github.io/NYC_CAB_ANALYTICS/July/1/51.html
that at : 10:40 AM http://akuchlous.github.io/NYC_CAB_ANALYTICS/July/1/64.html
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#27Hitting "next" on Chrome 35 (Win 8) doesn't do anything for me. Any ideas?
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#28This doesn't seem to work on OS/X Mavericks, Chrome 36.0.1985.103 beta. When I click on "Begin", nothing happens (also no Javascript errors).
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#30I was making a heatmap for taxi data : published for first 5 days for july http://akuchlous.github.io/NYC_CAB_ANALYTICS/ maybe can help Uber / Taxi drivers figure out where to get most taxifare pickups are! hosting on github.io pushing to github.io is awesome. make maps, save and push!