Los Angeles officials launched seven electric vehicle (EV) carsharing stations on April 20th, 2018 as part of BlueLA, a first-of-its-kind pilot program designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase…
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Here are SUMC Executive Director Sharon Feigon’s thoughts on some of the most important takeaways from the 2018 National Shared Mobility Summit: Ride-hailing companies’ role is evolving from disrupter to partner…
Chicago – The Shared-Use Mobility Center is excited to announce MUVE as the winner of the inaugural Start-Up Spotlight, an event to find the most innovative new companies in shared…
The Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) seeks proposals from public transportation providers to receive technical assistance to develop mobility-on-demand (MOD) projects. The On-Ramp program, part of a partnership with the Federal…
Links Frequently Asked Questions Program Description Printable pdf version of RFP Program Overview The Shared Use Mobility Center (SUMC) is seeking proposals from providers of public transportation for the Mobility…
A new study by SUMC for the Transit Cooperative Research Program finds that peak use of transportation network companies (TNCs) like Uber and Lyft comes on weekends and evenings, not…
It’s no secret that bikesharing, carsharing, ride-hailing and other forms of shared transportation are doing well in dense urban neighborhoods, where auto ownership rates are low and incomes are relatively…
Thanks in part to the Silicon Valley hype machine, it’s no longer difficult to imagine a car tooling down the street without a driver behind the wheel. But have you…
Shared mobility has the potential to deliver transformative benefits for cities and regions, from reducing single-occupancy vehicle trips to lessening household transportation costs and opening up access to jobs and…
The battery indicator light on the electric car industry has shot into the green in recent months as a host of automakers and governments—from GM, Ford and Volvo to China…
It's no surprise that American commutes are still very car-centric, but the divisions this creates between class, i…