Lewis Lehe

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

United States

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Lewis Lehe is an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA. His research focuses on public transportation systems, including market size and pricing determinants for transit, as well as the application of generative AI in transit data analysis. Recent publications explore topics such as fare-free public transit, taxation of ride-hailing services, and the efficiency of bus stop spacing.

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Ayush Pandey

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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Daniel Vignon

Assistant Professor

New York University

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Claudio Roncoli

Aalto University

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Dana Monzer

northwestern university transportation center

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Saipraneeth Devunuri

University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign

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Articles (18)

Market size and fare-free public transit in theory

TransitGPT: a generative AI-based framework for interacting with GTFS data using large language models

Determinants of US Transit Bus Prices

Taxation of ridehailing in the United States

Equilibrium horizontal queues and a paradox of tolling

Bus stop spacing with heterogeneous trip lengths and elastic demand

ChatGPT for GTFS: benchmarking LLMs on GTFS semantics... and retrieval

Congestive mode-switching and economies of scale on a bus route

A Survey of Errors in GTFS Static Feeds from the United States

GTFS Segments: A Fast and Efficient Library to Generate Bus Stop Spacings

A bathtub model of transit congestion

Local stability of traffic equilibria in an isotropic network

Bus stop spacing statistics: Theory and evidence

High Time-Resolution Queue Profile Estimation at Signalized Intersections Based on Extended Kalman Filtering

Large Elasticity at Introduction

Distributions of Bus Stop Spacings in the United States

Increasing Returns to Scale in Carpool Matching: Evidence from Scoop

The Economics of Findings

Collaborators (5)

Ayush Pandey

Daniel Vignon

Claudio Roncoli

Dana Monzer

Saipraneeth Devunuri

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