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Frequency and distance of human travel follows universal pattern, mobile-phone data reveals

14 Jun 2021
People in motion
Universal motion: researchers have found that patterns of travel in different cities are surprisingly universal. (Courtesy: iStock_Nikada)
Patterns describing how far and how frequently people travel to different locations within cities ar

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