By Barbara Soderlin Colorado in June became the first state to pass legislation authorizing ridesharing services such as Lyft and Uber, which the state calls “transportation network companies.” Gov. John…
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By John Tuohy INDIANAPOLIS – The city’s bike-share program is off to a speedy start, serving up nearly 30,000 rides and surpassing expectations in its first two months. Program managers,…
By Gabe Klein When we think about transit-oriented development, we typically think of rail stations. We know that in certain environments with density levels of X and height limits of…
By Dana Rubinstein A deal that would both stabilize Citi Bike and create the opportunity to expand the popular New York City bikeshare program is taking shape. About three weeks…
By Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield Toyota might be shunning full-size electric cars in preference for hydrogen fuel cell cars, but that hasn’t stopped the Japanese automaker from participating in a new pilot project…
By Jerold Chinn SFMTA spokesman Paul Rose said that the program would help remove cars off the road as The City continues to grow:“Every car-share vehicle in the program could…
Please join us as we explore the latest in Transportation Demand Management (TDM) technology, best practices, and recap the second annual Shared-Use Mobility Summit recently held in Washington, DC. In just 30…
By TransitCenter [View the story “What did you take away from the Innovation in Mobility Public Policy Summit?” on Storify]
By Michael Grass Government vehicle fleets often make headlines for all the wrong reasons. In 2012, a South Florida Spanish-language news outlet made an odd discovery in a parking garage: Nearly…
By Tom Curry Anybody who has ever carpooled to the office or given the next-door neighbor a lift to the train station is a practitioner of “shared use mobility.” But…
In the world of freight,