Politico: Morning Transportation (October 27, 2014) HAPPENING TODAY: The Shared-Use Mobility Center, a partnership designed to connect and integrate existing transportation services (including transit and taxis) with shared-use systems (like…
Transportation Leaders Gather in Chicago to Launch Shared-Use Mobility Center Organization will bring collaboration to ride-sharing, bike-sharing, car-sharing industry CHICAGO (October 27, 2014) – Transportation leaders from across the country…
By Jon Hilkevitch, Chicago Tribune Smartphones would work like “virtual Ventra cards” under a $2.5 million plan presented Wednesday to quickly knit together a regionwide mobile transit fare-payment system. The…
By Eric Goldwyn Cab-sharing has arrived in a serious way with UberPool and Lyft Line. After a decade of false starts, smartphone-enabled cab-sharing has finally arrived. In an ongoing quest…
By Jane Gottlieb Joe Nedeau had not been on a bicycle for months, but on a warm Saturday afternoon a few weeks ago he sped through downtown Albany on a…
So many ways to roll. @roadshow publishes an extensive guide to traditional, P2P, & free-floating #carsharing servi… https://t.co/2hOM39knUW, New York City is the first in the US to pass a minimum wage for #ridehail drivers. Kudos. https://t.co/63jmRtRWy1, According to @teamcityfi co-founder & state DOT veteran @gabe_klein, we can speed up integration of new #mobility o… https://t.co/l0k1ZQWOWL, © 2018 Shared-Use Mobility Center. All Rights Reserved. | Site by SCENIC ROUTE
