Assess students' ability to analyze the trade-offs involved in implementing a city-wide bike-sharing program by evaluating economic costs (capital, operations, subsidies), public health benefits (physical activity, pollution reduction), infrastructure challenges (bike lanes, docking, maintenance), and equity impacts (access, affordability, distribution across neighborhoods). Students should interpret basic data, consider stakeholder perspectives, weigh short- and long-term costs and benefits, and propose evidence-based recommendations and mitigation strategies.