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cord-149748-ucsxbzen	Borowski, Elisa	Disparities in ridesourcing demand for mobility resilience: A multilevel analysis of neighborhood effects in Chicago, Illinois	2020-10-29		.txt	text/plain	8850	381	44	Applying a natural experiment approach to newly released ridesourcing data, we examine variation in the gap-filling role of on-demand mobility during sudden shocks to a transportation system by analyzing the change in use of ridesourcing during unexpected rail transit service disruptions across the racially and economically diverse city of Chicago. The main contributions of this study are the insights it provides into: (1) whether ridesourcing is used as a gap-filling transportation mode during transit disruptions in Chicago, (2) whether its utilization for this purpose is distributed equitably across the city in terms of racial and economic circumstances, and (3) whether variation in ridesourcing demand during disruptions is attributable to station-level, community-level, or quadrant-level contexts. We use a multilevel regression analysis to identify the station level, community area level, and city quadrant level factors associated with systematic variations in ridesourcing demand during transit disruptions.	./cache/cord-149748-ucsxbzen.txt	./txt/cord-149748-ucsxbzen.txt