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Favorite routes to understand your users’ interest
See how many users selected your routes as favorites and interpret that choice as a signal of interest.
This page is for operators, governments, or platforms.
Highlights
- Routes selected as favorites
- Number of users who selected them
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836 CORRIENTES AV.
220 m
More timesto Retiro
1 min
23 min, 55 min
to Correo Central
1 min
20 min, 33 min
What can you learn about your routes?
See how many users chose routes as favorites. Your understanding of interest in transport gains a concrete data point: the choice users make when they mark a route.
How can you interpret those favorites?
Treat favorite selections as a signal of interest in your routes. When assessing actual service use, distinguish that digital choice from a completed trip: a favorite alone does not demonstrate a boarding.
Where does it fit in your mobility product?
Favorite Routes is part of Ualabee’s Travel App. You can learn about the preferences users express when they select routes within your app experience.
Frequently asked questions
How can I find out how many users marked routes as favorites?
With Favorite Routes, you can see the number of users who selected routes as favorites. The data refers to that choice, not to the number of completed trips.
Do favorites tell me how many passengers traveled?
You should not interpret favorites as passengers carried. Selecting a route indicates a preference expressed by a user, but it does not establish that they traveled.
Where can I incorporate this view of preferences?
Favorite Routes belongs to Ualabee’s Travel App. It gives you information about the routes users selected as favorites within that product.
Can I base service changes solely on favorites?
When deciding on changes to your service, treat favorites as a signal of interest, not as a measurement of total demand. The data you receive is how many users selected routes as favorites.
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