Module #4 Assignment: Time Series Visualization with Tableau Public


 

Module #4 Assignment: Time Series Visualization with Tableau Public

I chose Year, Primary USA City, Vehicle Revenue Miles, Vehicle Revenue Hours, Ridership, and Collisions with Motor Vehicle because they highlight both operational performance and safety outcomes over time. These variables together reveal how miles and hours relate to ridership trends and potential safety concerns. I mainly looked into if the miles driven increases the collisions and what year and city most accidents happen. The information was a bit all over the place but it did show a lot of accidents happen in NY.

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